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Music "7 :00 World Tonight ' 7:15 Music 7 30 News. Mutiic 7 ;43 Sports. Music "aoZTcBS News fl:lft Music 8 30 News. Music (145 SportsMuRic . (j 00 News n. IS Music n in Ni.u.'i Mnntr " D.45 Sports,Muslc . 10:0:) News 10:15 Music 10 30 News. Music .10:45 Sports. Mitf if . ffiho sign ore ' 11:15 1 1 30 1 1 :45 .12:00 . Illank Weaver :Weather "(News-Snarls News lEmphasii , Sports jConimcntary INews tDinncr Music Weather "iNews-Muslc INews I Dinner Music ISports IWorld News INews I Krl w . M or r a nj Wen t h rr ""(News-Music tNcws li.and of MustcSports ll.andol Music :Weatlier 'Ncws-Oo Weather IWcather iFdflo'ial IKditnrial ISports-Swing (Sports ISwing Thin IScrennd "TWea-Sw inn I Wea t he r ISwing Thing (Serenade INews .Serenade 'Swing Thing iScrcnade Wca -Swing INews ISwing INew iSign Olf i Music INcws-Hymn I Road Report IMu-sic iMusir ISign oir tRelaxntlon (Relaxation inclaxatlon 'iKditorial Tm..V'1T0u; IDaily Bread .Music 1 I M usic ".Music iNews iCh-mt. Music 120. h C.R Hr. "2t)th C.R Hr. IChi isl. Music illihle ! Bible ".Deliverance IDellverance I Back to Bible IBcjloBible Joy of Living IMusic iBargain Bell 'Music iChurch News I Music Headlines jChrist. Music (News 'Music Music Christ. Music "iflospel Music Gospel Music Request Pro. Request Pro. 1 Requests IReqiifstfc :Christ. Music Quiet Tiine IChiNsic IClassic Christ. Music IChristMusic iChnst Music Stories : Radio Kid 'Radio Kids 1 Hit ot Heaven i Music I Old Hymns Ncwk " Christ. Music" Chrisl. Music Christ. Music 'Chrisi. Music ""Chrint. Music iCIuist Music 'Chrisl Music ISln Off Area Army Reserves Undergo Training r nortc raiif An nlar rvc.le of field combat Camp Roberts, Calif. An active duty period of two weeks is now under way for officers and enlisted men of the Army Reserve 104th "Timberwolf" Division, com prised primarily of units from Oregon and Washington. Wednesday marKea tne ar rival of nearly 1,500 basic re cruits from Ft. Ord, Calif. During the next week, mem bers of the Division will run these trainees through a rcg- I News I ... Ir.oShow INews IC'.n Show IWt'iithcr ! "(News' inevolinn I Nightheat Sign Ott NIRIHIlPfll l I iNightheat I ! (Good News I I INiehtheat iNiKhthcal iNiKhtbeat I I IHelaxatton (('onccrt 'Concert ".Concert IConcert I J P.. Seen Uaz Scene Ndiui J.Ihz. Scene Ativihititf (Anything "l Newt JAnvthln lljitc Show JLate Show 4-H NEWS Rogue Se Idle-liles 'I'hp r.'Etilr mcotina of UlC 4-Ii K.iguc Saddle-litcs Horse club was held recently at l in hume of Hie club leader, Gail Hammond. President Gary Chrislcnscn brouiihl the meeting to order, and Carol Baird led the club in the 4-H pledge. Secretary Peg Hilton read the roll call, minutes of the last meeting and gave the treasury report. The club discussed its over night ride recently at Little Switzerland. The 4-11 saddle blankets and vests also were discussed. A barbecue dinner will be held the week end of Aug. 17. Andy Northrop, Reporter ular cycle of field combat in struction. General Herbert B. Powell, commanding general, United States Continental Army command, visited the division Monday. He heads the largest military command in the De partment of Defense, with annrnximatelv 500.000 mili tary personnel nearly half of the active Army. The main body of troops ar rived' by two troop trains Sunday, July 22. I hey were greeted by an advance party which handled pre-camp ar rangements so the division could begin operating imme diately upon arrival. Training sites were completed and classes i-ehcarsed Monday and Tuesday. Throughout the entire two weeks of active duty, the more than 3,000 division members will also be organiz ing and performing all the op erations necessary to keep an Army division operating smoothly. Prime mission of the 104th is to be prepared, in event of mobilization, to handle the training of large numbers of recruits. SCHUBERT- 1 (pVA AT IS 1 I-'i-S "' COMPOSED HIS fe-S-MS I 5 IMMORTAL W KJf BYE, BYE, . a buck may vr:-?! A FLOCK Of SHEEP" ',.- W i. All TU? Rl AfV -i? i&St 'S.- 3 'SMI? WERE KILLED" Xr. V " "1 Ubbr.) I ITTTililicd S i I 1 r nrii(JTiirtiTJ'Tf,i: 1,'COS I f i. (ASWEReAV: 6CIN6 TO WIN THIS ONE... I i 1 1 Afiiwir tf VtrHav't Putrlf 1-To cdHiter C Planted 11- Kul.ber 12- A douhting Apostle 14-A state (al-br.J 1.1-1 Jeer 17-fMie of Colunibus'f IK-Finale :'i-l;initd -Sesiime t-Kcwlns kit ;S-Itaised higlnsay :9-.MusKal composition 31-Pliantly 33-To wrap (or burial 35-Mannr court .IC-Froihcd 3a -To wash lightly 41-M usii-al not 3-Watery part of blood M.pra 46-Qnlck to Irani -Ra'-hes (Suot.l BO-To droop Bl-Male dtr 63-Dinea 6B-Pronoun 66-Ointment for hair B9-Worker 61- Fort 62- founfry In JKurooe 7- !:.-lainaliOQ 8- 'l'nuiniiei 9 - To give off 10- Man's nan 11- 'l urkish nil r lu-SuJih-n ruili IS-To labor 15-Sluiml lierb'iti I-To embark r.-Thousht 2i-l''J--eaiilV pronoun SO-Kar shell "--Spirit lami'i .11 -Spooky 3ii-To grasp Hawk 3S-Nobleman 40- Flower organ 41- Ardent U-B ii' hers" prod ii' n 41-1 'neNciiiiif 9-Mall! F.2-M1M oaih 54-Mawk parrot f..r (rttiier S-lTlnli-!' 8 l2 I3 I4 Is g.;.-J6 l; I8 I" zziZ- u vTTTj i6 ::;:;:'7 is wvjo fTjTTj jj 'i55 ?r:5r 29 30 Ti WW3 JlI br rw:'ZZ!ll -77,73 IT ""w:?53 M si 5 st?.y 60 ens one apicc tirfCT I Wilt. tlMUl HIW w.l I AND THEN Tr! SAW: STARTED. i ' l PARTS TO pi KSHA 860 KC SiRn on at .t 30 a in., si en off at 7 p.m. Quality music programs all flay with ttpwn and weathir every hour on the hall-hour INcwii Till 2 01) urn I I TFI FVKION PROGRAMS : The following TV brodcjil log it printed a free public service tor the Mail Tribune'i reader. ..j TV l 9Schedule ch,ne, er. printed provided by the TV .t.hon. d the Ml Tribune CJnnor jeeepr reipomiDmy m ..rv.. . Reese Creek Renegades The Reese Creel; Renegades 4-H club held their last meet ing at the home of Gordon Peck. The next meeting was scheduled at the home of Har vey Phillips. Andy Northrop, Reporter 'KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tursday. 4 00 Kaleidoscope 4 30 Sky King " 3 0 Uncle Bill 5 30 Quick Draw McGraw B OOYour TV Wealberman 6:05 Cnanncl S Report B-15 Walter Crnnktte News 6 30 Leave It to Beaver 7 -no KlintPtnnrs 7 an nohie t.illi ' , , g 0(V l ai ncKic Hall Salute Jack Hrnny fion tvicbrity Talent Scout " in 00 Naked t"ity i 00 New Final , 11 15 Smn Oil KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4:00 TIJA 4 Hit Spine Angrli 4:35 Tit A V00 AUC Kventng Report 5:15 Countrv Style USA. 5-30 Quirk Diw.v McCiraw K .00 (I o'l'lock Report rt Hl TV Veatherninn H:IS waiter i roimur ir -OieKun HanRc Miner Hm-helor Father -New Hrced . V.mi-a fur u SllllB fi im lli'itu Irmtfr iflOO AIH" Final Hrport 10:15 Hrirkley'i Journal 7 no Focus on America 7 30 Top Cat 8110 Hawaiian P ! .00 Naked City 10:00 A11C New Final tt .30 7 00- B 30- -dnehdjy: 9 54 CMS New 10 00 Love ol Lite to 30 Search lor Tomorrow 10 45 Ciuidtnn LlRht U 00 Jane Vman x :to A the World linn ' 12 oo l'nawood 12 30 House Party . i oo huiro 1 :m T'i ieil the Truth 1 y CHS News 2 no Secret Siorm , 2 30 tdne ol NtRht 3 no Jolutnie l.mn ' 3 30 Matinee Canterville (ihosl" 5no t'm'le Hill 5 3i Vum Hi ai li nt Your TV Weatherman 1 r 05 Channel 5 Reporl f, ;(Hrr t'ronkite New ft 30 Hearhroinner 7 no Mv Three Son 7 30 Checkmate B mi Pick Van Dyke n oo AnnnlronR Circle Theater "10 00 Father Known Hcsl .' 10 30 HiRhllte Seattle World Fair j j no New Final 11 15 Sign Otl World Production Of Corn Declines From 1960 Figure KMED-TV (Channel 10) Tt t:M XV . 4 (nKocal Point 5 on Car twin Carnival ' oil Newsreel 10 6 15 Hunlley-Hnnkley New H 30 I.arainle 1C1 ' 7 30 Allretl HH hcock ft oo Dick Pwcll . 9 oo Cain Hundred 10 0010 o'clock News io 15 Tonlie Show id 12 01V New. Weather. Sisn Oil Wednesday . 8.5 MR" On Morninr VlHl p 00 Price 1 RiRht iCi g 30 Concentration 10 oo KirHt Impreiton !0 30 Trulh Or Conaequencet 10 55 NHC New I j oo jnn Murray (L i 11 35 NHC News I I 30 Loretta Yount -!2 oo Vouns Pr Malone 12 30 Our Kive DaiiRhier 1 po Make Honi tor Daddj 1 3o Here Hollywood 1 55 NHC Newt - 2 00 Que n tor m nv 2 30 Who Do You Triut? 3 on Theatre 10 3 30 Yoiine, World 4 (K f ocal Point 5 (o Cartoon Carniva 6 0t Newsteel 10 fl 15 Huniley-Hrinklev V4 B 30 P erce Corvient'iv , B 45 Sorts IliehllRhl 6 50 Weather Spei lal 7 00 Cinema Clie "Tnyi Hell ot SI Mar ' ' , S SO David Hnnkley J.ouUM' 10 flft 10 OCIwk Nf.w.i 1C 15 Tnmte Ci 13 00 Newa, Weather. Wnu 0.1 Wennehday: ( 40 l napiaui s i nriin D so Miiinlntl Hcpoi t H)00 Teunenaee Krnte Ford 10 30 Your lor a sons I j oo Jane Wvman 11 30 As the World Turn 12 OO Password 12 30 House Party 1 ;oo Day in Court 1 30 Seven Ke s 2 00 Secret Sun in 2 30 KtlRe of NlRhl 3 00 American HaiuiManrt" i nt A iiii.i-i.-u Novi slunrt 4 on Ireland. Isle of Sport 4 30 Space Anel 4 3.-Kund-ll-K.iMi 5 00 A HC F.viiimn He port 5 15 Airman's World 5 30 Yori Hear Him Six O clock Hepoit r io TV Weatherman ft 15 Walter Ctonkite New ft 30 H Smith Now Analyst Posl Office Notes Obscenity Mailings The Post olfiiT lViiiii-timMit i rstiihlislH-ri new n-i-oi'ii hii?lis In mull oKsicnity mvrstiiia- ' tions. nriTsts. and convutions duriii)! Iisuil yi-nr I DBS. I 'ost- j master C.r-ni-ial J. K.rtwai.1 Day roportrd ; Day nolrd that arrests wore M per eenl and eomie- :t:i hit 4-enl. over those recorded duriiii! the previous tlseal ear. "More obscenity inveslitja lions were conducted by the department dnrmit fiscal than in any previous year in postal' history." the Postmas ter General commented, "and convictions were obtained in 1)8 B per cent ot all cases broiiKli! to trial." lie credited the unpiece denied success ot the ohsccn- t law enforcement program Io three factors I t'oopcrn tion bolween the Justice de nail Ihe Postal Inspection scvn e and state law enforce ment agencies 2 1 1 is decision early in his tenure of office to emphasi criminal action .-Ihiinst offenders, rather than ra.1nnulstrati r proceedings 3 ., oi-cmphasu on n.ihlicmiiK Mull obscenity cases, alsii ,j.iJopl.d imniediately altej hr tissiimrd office. up tlons Washington - tl'PH - World nroduction of corn in 1001 was a near-record 7,3110.000. 1000 bushels. nccordinK to the Foreign AKricultiiral Service. The crop was second only to Ihe 7.570.000.000 bushels pro duced in 19li0. lieduced miliums in Ihe United Slides and Kaslern Eu rope account for the bulk of the decrease from the 1 0H0. total A considerably larger crop in the Soviet I nion only : partly offset reduced crops in ' other areas. Norlh America s corn pro duct ion of 3. 044. 000. 000 I bushels was down about i!ti() million bushels because of the sharp reduction in V. S. output. There were record crops in Canada and Mexico, j Reduced Acreage II. S. corn production last year was 3.K,J4.0OO.OH0 bush els, down from 3 !08. 000.000 bushels in 11)00 because of j reduced acreage, ; An outturn of 335 million ! bushels In Western Kurope ' w a s considerably smaller ; than the larte crops oi llu- i two previous seasons. Small er production was reported f.-r all Kaslern Kuropean countries but the drop was ! greatest In Yugoslavia where the outturn in" I mil. ion ! bushels contrasts with V4; million a year earlier. j The Soviet Union s corn harvest of 500 million bushels : compares with 300 million bushels III 1II0O Asia s total coin production was 855 million bushels. Atrl- ' ca produced 510 million bush els, and Soulh America, 850 million bushels The Soviet I'nlon' . West Side Blockers The West Side Blockers 4-11 Sheep club held its monthly meeting at Ihe home of Caro lyn lliirns. j Vice President Jan Mam opened the meeting and Kathy Schroeder led the flag salute and the 4-11 pledge. Some of the older members showed beginners how to show and block a lamb. The prefairs and 4-H sum mer eamn were discussed. A car wash was considered, but nothing decided. llev Biehn, Reporter Eiaht Crazy Stitchers The Hight Cr?y Stitchers 411 club met twice recently with Barbara Wood, presi dent, calling the meetings to order. Sharon Uiigeriahl, sec retary, read the minutes and gave the roll call. f.uesls at the two meetings were Mrs. Wood and Mrs l.eon. Discussed were the 4-11 lair, Ihe style show and our party and decided what cacli would take. i Kathy V.nidagiilt, Heporler Hear )he ifory of southern Oregon's flying firemen, told by master storyteller NELSON OLMSTED A radio presentation of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY KYJC KMED 5:15 pm 11:55 im Wednesday, August 1 OlUl ltd tL j IllUlil I I -.v I I 1 II I I ! ' H U M' 1 V mm - i w m nn fBtirs i bsi'i in 4TVE M CAEHISD ABOAEP ASP THE VEHICLE MOVES C'JT.M&H SEtWMO... - i,lttJ Ju E?J ";-.sit"' TME S!iHTOe CEAL BICCC COOLi THE C BC'H iVii-ZiPZC'MVt WHEN' TH6TOWM5 eiJH6-.rjlTIZEM lA RE-2Nf.3!-E -'S Ft'Lt v.ew or- ha:.11 t-e "ofj- UATION ,uf- e;,l.E, Sr-tczz vj ;. AVE lN A-J L-XTZSDZ? HOiPAV APCOAr?, I THAI. WE l:. hae a few pe;-i TmTEW '--E AT JE C- THE PEACE A".A Asp V.triE n irffa.t'Bf . 4ha ani ,-.'ru-: -wr 'may MlPNIGMT.' AND NOW, I IAilal-- I LTAOKirrt A DAlM. IIIV I lU r FUL LESSOM.FROMTWIrsiG TODIGUI- IHtv-nicr-3 i US NEXT SHREWD MOV&.V ??-&ACKTOTHE I PANSV BED.1.' -EOT; ) WALI tK.ARtTUU 5UKL THIrj ID I Ht WA7 IUMNU RIBS : RNKNAGLE ? r HE NODDED VIGOROUS! VEW 'WELL I'LL D'G r VJIT-U Vrsi l WAl TPS DAI " ' I L TjlOW UP, H6L&A.' ; 1 I Hss 12"jvp?. POOH MAN'S 5TRNbE.'...PUHINSKY 1 oii-ucniiPl UITCH UIKCD? 1 im in' BRITT, THIS IS SAWYER. I DOU'T UNDERSTAND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF IT, BUT PUSHV'5 JUST PICKEP UP A HlTCH-HlKtR. BETTER CLOSE IN... 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