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CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anmr to Saurdaya P'uaxlt 4 B- MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1962 RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Strange As It Seems By elsie hi The Modkal Roundup Vrorrama Usui below we received from the radio stations and the Mat) Tribuni iitumci ao responsibility KYJC MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON KMED U40 kc KWIN 1580 kc IKBOY AM 1730 kc IKBOY FM iKDOV 1KRVC 95.3 mc 1230 ke 4:00 Lowell Tbomu ILocal News 415 Music IRoad Show IShopper Newa icontrasts 4-30 Newi lAlex Drier INews Swine Thinr INews, 4 .48 Sporta. Muiie lEmphasia IWeather IS porta, Swing 'C on lr a 1 1 it a "i:0O CBSNewa INewi, HerveyiNews IWcather IHeadlinea ft -n Panifi. PnwcF Nirhtinaala tSoort Newa lEditorial iKdito.' ih) ft 30 Newi Nwi 3:45 Sporta. Muaio IHank Weaver 8:00 CBS Newa INewi-SporU :15 Music (Emphasis 8:30 News Analysis Commentary 6:43 Sports. Music iDlnner Music 7:00 World Tonight iNewi-Munc INewa 1:15 Music IDinner Mutlo i Sporta 7:30 Kennedy IWorld Newa INewa 7:45 K e nnedy I Edw Morgan I Weather "8 .00 CBS Newa INewa, Music INews :15 Music (Land of Muilc Sport g:30 Newa iKennedy INew 8:45 Sporta, Muile Kennedy Weather 9:00 Newa 8:15 Muaic 9:30 Newi, Mti.le 9:43 S porta. Music Newa Go Co Show Go Show Go Show 10:00 Newa 10:15 Music 10:30 News, Music 10:4,5- Sporta. Music 11:00 Sign Off 11:13 -11:30 11:45 INewi Nightbeat Nlghthcat Nightbeat Good Newa Nightbeat Nightbeat Mgntneai 12:00 iNewsSignOff I RADIO 5:00 8:15 8:30 ISign On-Newi1 IWake Up I 8:43- a-nft Ntwi KaunduD iNews 6:15 Muaic IWake Up 8 30 Frank Gosa Wake Up 6:43 Sporta.Music IFirit News "7XW Newa Roundup IHemlngway 7 : 1 3 Muiic I Weath er 7:30 News R V Report 7:45 Sporta. Music IWeather 8:00 Newa, Weather (Local Newa 8:15 Music Nightingale 8:30 In Hollywood lABC News 8 :45 Sports Music Emphasja fl:00 Nawa. Godfrey IBrkfsL Club 8:15 Arthur GodfreylBrkfst. 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KBES-TV (Channel 5) MONDAY 4 00 Higher Education and You 4 30 Uncle Bill 8 30 Magic Land 6 00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 3 Report 6 13 Walter Cronkitt Ntws 6 30 Cheyenne 7 31) Real McCoy 8 CO Lucy-Deil Comtdy Hour 9:00 Hennesey fi 30 I've Got a Serrel 10:0077 Sunset Strip 11:00 News Final 11:13 Sign Off TUESDAY 9:43 Copco Home Show 10:00 Love of Life 10:30 Search tor Tomorrow 10 43 Guiding Light 11.00 Jane Wyman 11 30 As the World Turns 1 2 :C0 Password 12 30 House Parly 1 no Blnao 1 30 To Tell lha Truth I 34 CBS News 3 00 Secret Storm 2.30 Edge of Night 3 00 Johnnie Linn 3 30 Kaleidnaropa 4 30 Sky King .1 On Uncle Bill tV30 Quick Draw McGraw 6 on Your TV Weatherman 6 03 Channel 5 Report 6 3 Walter Cronkite Nawt 6 30 Leave It To Beaver 7 oo ritmstones 7 so Dobie Gillis g oo Comedy Spot 8 30--1r ha hod and M 8 00 Celebrity Talent Scouts 10:00 Naked City 11.00 News Final 11:15 Sign Off KMED-TV (Channel 10) MOMMY 4:00 Focal Point 3 00 Cartoon Carnival 5 -43 Huntley-Bnnklev News fi 00 President Kennedy A 30 Newireel 10 ft 45 Sports Hifhliihia d 30 Weather Special 7 00 National Velvet 7 jo Ptice Is Right iCt 8 00 87th Precinct A oo Threnholdi for Tomorrow 10 00 Ben Casey II oo tl o'Clock News 11 15 Tonite iCi 13 00 News. 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Desi Comedy Hour 8:00 Ben Casey 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:13 Peta and Gladys TUESDAY 9:43 Copco Home Show 10.00 Tenncusee Ernie Ford 10 30 Yours Inr a Song 1 1 00 Jane wv man 11 JO As the World Turns Val 00 Paihword 12:30 House Party 1:00 TV Bingo 1 :30 Seven Keys 2:00 Secret Storm 2 30 Edge or Nicht 3 00 American BHiidstand 3.30 Amerlran Newsstand 4 mi Film Feature 4 30 Space Angela 4 33 Film Feature ji 00 ABC Evening Report 3:15 Country Style USA 3 30 Quick Draw McGraw (i no e O'Clock Report 610 TV Weatherman 6 13 Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Country Show 7 oo Bachelor Father 7 30 New Breed 6 30 Ynurs tor a Song fi no Alcoa Premiere to 00 ABC Final Reporl 10:13 David Brtnkley s Journal Silver Anniversary Of O&C Is Slated Salem-Tlic Silver anniver sary of the O&C Sustained Yield act. under which 2-mil-lion ai-res of public forest lands In western Oi'CRon arc munasrd, will be celebrated In Salem Tuesdiiy. Aug bureau of land mHnauenient State Director Russell E. Get ty has announced. Getty said that a full day of event have been scheduled In commemorate t h e manage ment program on Ihe Oregon and California (O&C) Grant laud;. In the morning, a tour (or O&C eounly commissioners, O&C Advisory Board member-, representatives of the Congressional delegation and other officials to ULM's new est and largest public recira 1 1 o n development tin the North Sanliam river north east of Salem is scheduled. At noon, a luncheon at the Mar ion hotel with ltl.M Director Karl S. l.andslrom the fea tured speaker is planned. Getty said that In the afler noon there will he a special meeting of Ihe Stale O&C ad visory hoard. David T. Mason of Mason. Bruce and Guard Forestry Consultant firm will be the featured speaker In the evening, tbe asso, m tlon of O&C counties is spon soring a Silver Anniversary banquet at the Marlon hotel Jl 30 0 kr, 1 358 ke r Music iChrial Music INews-Hymn 1G. Christian IMusic Children's Hr IMusic IChildren s Hr. Music iChtldfen'a HrT INcw.-Hvmn IChriit. 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Music IMusic INcws-Hymn IMusic (Muxic iChriat Music (Stories (Children's Hr. JChikiren-iHr "TBitof Heaven IMumc I Hymns 'News IMuaic INews-Hymn IRoad Report IMusic 'Music IChrist Music ISlgn Off IChrist Music (Christ Mime tChrisr Music "Christ Music" IChrist Music 'Christ Music (Sign Off T KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 5:30 a.m.. sign olf at 7:15 p.m. Quality music programs all day wiih news and weather every hour on the half hour. T Trade Journal Publisher Dies Portland - lUrli - Roch Brnd sIihw. r former newspaper man and longtime editor and publisher of lumber market and trade journals, died of heart attack here Saturday He was (13. Bradshaw was editor of Crow's Lumber Digest from 104(1 to in.')!) and became man ager of thai publication on the death of founder C. C. Crow. At the time of his death he was a contributor to Random Lengths, a lumber market re port which he joined in 11150. He also was editor of Panel and Board, another market letter. Bradshaw came In Oreuon from Los Angeles In 194:1 to I become city editor of the Eu- ' gene Hegisler Guard. SI. Louis - About IB million A m e r I c a n s buy vegetable seeds for home gardens each year. 0 l1 CBS Radio sets the sports pace with an all-inclusive week' long lineup of features, scores, interviews, on-the-scene reports at home and abroad. Your choice of three different programs, each accenting its own unique brand of sports broadcasting. W Ml oilh PHIl RIZZUTO, Monday through Saturday at 4.10 pm fr. vy Bad Eflectf of Cortiiont Each month, many persons ask me what can be the bad effects of taking much corti- !"w"j"t sone. Actual ly, these ef fects can be serious, and yet many per s o n s with r h e u matoid arthritis have taken email doses of the medicine ev- Alvaru ry aay lor eight or 10 years without getting into serious trouble. Their secret has been to keep the daily dosage small. Many persons who take cortisone every day lend to get a round face, perhaps with hair on it. An occasional Radio Engineers Install New FM System in Area Salem-Slate forestry depart ment radio engineers recently completed installation of new FM radio systems in two dis tricts and added 12 new mo bile radios to an existing sys tem, State Forester Dwighl Phipps lias announced. Motorola Inc. of Chicago, provided the equipment un der a $113,000 contract, he said. This was done, he said, to modernize the two systems and to meet the new technical standards set by the Federal Communications commission. The entire siate network must be converted from AM to FM by lf)64, the commission has decreed. At present, the conversion is approximately three-fourths completed, Phipps said. The swingovcr began in 1053. New equipment for the net works, located in the South west Oregon and Klamaih Foresl Protection districts, consists of four 60-watt base stations, two mobile relay sta tions, 80 mobile radios, 06 "Handie-Talkic" portable ra diophones and one aircraft unit. The other 12 mobiles went into Northwest Oregon district's existing system. Ovtr Enlirt District The systems provide com munications with fire fight ers, district supervisors and maintenance men within each district. In addition, by the use of mobile relay stations, mobilet-to-mobilc and porta ble to - portable communica tions are extended over vir tually the entire operating district. Equipment for the South west District network in cludes two base stations to be installed in Mcdford and Grants Pass, one mobile relay station on King Mountain north of Grants Pass, 41 mo bile radios and til portable units, in operation, the mobile relay will provide district wide coverage between tbe base stations and the mobile and portable units in the field. In a similar manner, a re lay station on Hogback moun tain in Ihe Klamath district will receive and transmit me saces between the two base stations at Klamath Falls and Klamath agency and 30 new mobile radios and 35 portable units in the field. WALT'S TV & RADIO SKRVICE "OldeM Shop in So. Ortgon 2300 So. Staqa Rd. 772-2369 Servinq Mcdtord and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. XT . . ' .! ' 1 "WIS W" with JERRY COLEMAN, 10 timet every Saturday & Sundjy ...... Emarlhii Consultant In Mayo Clinic Profaaior of Mayo clinic tod Trlbuno 19621 Medleliu Medlctna Syndicate. EmtrUua Utiir person will become mentally disturbed, or will get tubercu losis, a duodenal ulcer, dia betes, osteoporosis (a lack of lime in the bones), or disease in the heart, or the arteries. or the kidneys. As J said, the secret of success is to keep the dosage low - cnaugh to make life bearable, but not enough to relieve all of the symptoms. Smoking and Health In Ihe New England Jour nal of Medicine for April 26, 1962, is a note from London on the recent report of the Royal College of Physicians on Smoking and Health. This official report confirms the facts that lung cancer and chronic bronchitis attack smokers more often than non- smokers; that cigarette smok ers run the greatest risk, and that the risk increases with the number of cigarettes smoked each day. It has been shown that fatal coronary artery disease is more frequent in smokers than in non-smokers; also, that heavy smoking can hin der the healing of a stomach ulcer. Cancers of the mouth and the throat are seen more commonly in smokers than in non-smokers. The chance of dying in the next 10 years for a man who is a heavy cigarette smoker is estimated as one in 23; as compared with the risk for a non-smoker of one in 90. Sta tistics indicate that only 15 per cent of non-smoking men aged 35 will die before they are 65. but 33 per cent of heavy smokers are likely to die before they are 65! Inter estingly, in England, many doctors have already become scared enough to change their smoking habits. Hay fever got you down? Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "Aller gy, Hay Fever and Asthma" is filled with helpful informa tion. It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a stamp ed, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Wal ler C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Kennedy Returns To White House Washington llTPfl President Kennedy returned lo the White House today after a Joyous reunion with his 21-month-old son Sunday at Newport, R.I. The presidential jet landed at nearby Andrews Air Force Base, Md. The President took a helicopter to the White House. The jet flight from Quonset Naval Air Station, R.I., took only 41 minutes. Kennedy flew to Newport Sunday lo see John Jr., who has been staying with Mrs. Kennedy's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss, while the first lady is in Italy. The President spent two nights at Hyannis Port. Mass., before flying Sunday to New port, where he spent the nighl at the Auchincloss home. 2 POOR MAN'S uu IV IIAIIF Simply Coll 081 I O 772-8822 WfltH Anchorman: CHRIS SCHENKCL Monday Friday at 6:15 em HAMBURGER 0N-A-BUN AMD TH ICE CREAM COWE OKlGlkiATED AT THE GKEAf ST. LOUIS PAIR rvt Of 1904 AUciEur s-rowe WILD BABy GORILLAS PLAY 1X6 GAME--F0LL0W THE LEADER" l:Ak--siNWv'ASHA -J- K--W-v i& W5LL.IVE EE?oeTEP C STILL NO CONTACT f 50M i VO J, CHARLIE i faV ' . tj V- ICA 1 . . 1 THE KEY! Vocd' ZI HOW'D I ' VE N EVER TOLD I -WHO U WALTER DID IT!! . J NICE ( DEAOLD U '"HCStCieCJ S'OU ANOTHER LIVING CAN n I'M WORT!ULSS. J DOGGIE.'.' DAD.'.'-HE'S ,p ACac;u U '- DO rVSOUL-BUTJlFA I HE - DAD-BUTTI-tATV' i I ALL HEART.? ' HUNDRED G3utli ?S? IT- &OV CAM'T TRUST TRUST? DOG IS WORTH III ' llr r AND ANOTHER THINaA VOU Bl& CERTAINLV.' I j I THINGS HAVE C0WETO A ANV WAY. SCOTT, THIS LADY'S I WILL NOT Uf THE SIR.TWS KIO CLAIMED ) LUMMOX, (AND HERE'S j PRtTTY PASS WHEN A SWEET, HUSBAND IS NOT WR.VINT0W, MATTER 0R0P. I'M ; HER FATHER WAS MR. iW DADDY'S MY ORIVER'S 5 INNOCENT CHILD CAN'T GET OUR GENERAL MANAGER. GOING TO WRITE MY M WINT0N, BUT WHEN NAME IS LICENSE TO I A DRINK OF WATER WITHOUT I DON'T THINK THERE HAS CONGRESSAAArJ.' j-T I CALLED HIM AAR.WINTON, I PROVE IT.' ' BSING ARRESTED' BEEN ANY SERIOUS BREACH I'LL-I'LL SS0V S ,, ISN'T IT, Ad" J1 w, Jj OF SECURITY, 50 SUPPOSE WE imm WHAT A ' sore bein)' I ve know durn I git back in ZZ " P I D LIKE TO CALL ( CONTEMPTIBLE GOOD AM WELL TH' JURY BOX, XrfSfi $ auicctJcmYtu IN COURT. WIFEMATES CANT v3fcV LOWEE7V C' "5JL J'-iaaS " ' "' "" ' m j mmmm n 1 : P vf"1 UfS"$r 1 I CAM T GET USED TO THAT 4 I J "T 1 ( HAlFO.' IP you ASK ME t I ' uO YE ITS FOR THE J . HAIR &y-s!srC L , tS-J DRESSES (THS i W7p Al v7y run mu AXE-HEAPS raouD iu bjsop.aw FIELDS were eeuEvw ro BE 'THUNDERBOLTS CEMENTED iM THE CONSTKOCTlOM 0 BUILPIWG5 AS A ' PK0TECT10W A6AIUST UOHTNIMQ i I NEVER HAVE LlkTED VOL1. AND I NEVtR WILL LIKEVOUi - INVITATION TO Si SCHOOL ACC05 THc ISTHMUS TJ I Ui-M D ACROSS 1-ConUntnt a-Compatajit 9. 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A1UKCIA ! S-Piece of furniture 51 -Note of acale S3-Hetrew letter fi-Decree oJ-Ind!an memorial DOSt 0-?hlp' curved planktnr kSt-Pronoua Cooled lava 4-T exist 16-Symbol to nickel 1 I2 I3 I4 Ui4 I6 I7 I6 t9 r n '2 13 - r3 3r" a2tt ir 45 46 47. 48 49 50 51 ty 52 ""X5 W :W 2i VVil 56 v 57 56 5? 60 61 62 "p"6i 65 66 67 68 -S;5""""" United Feature Syndicate. Inc. Z7 ( HOU THOROUGH CAN VOU 6ET? J f. jm (J) J
