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Classic IMusic IMusic Music INewa-Hymn IRoad Report iMusic "IMusic ISign Off IMusic IStorles Child. Hour IChiJds. Hour " Bit of Heaven IMusic IChrist. Music JNewa m Music Sign OH Edilor'i note: Following ii the third in a seriei of 12 rliclet dealing with Oregon Strange As It Seems v elsie hi Motor vehicle lawi. Quel' tiom regarding state motor vehicle lawt may be submit ted to the Department of Motor Vehicles, Traffic Safe ty Division, Salem. Protection for Car Buyers An Oregon Stale Police car rolls onto a main Portland thoroughfare that looks like "automobile row." It moves past several showrooms of new and used cars, then swings into a gas station and comes to a halt behind six parked cars of 1958 vintage. After a brief interrogation, the station owner is informed he can be prosecuted for sell ing cars without a dealer's license. The stale has a two-man team - a slate police officer and an investigator for the Department of Motor Vehicles - employed full-time enforc ing Oregon's dealer license law, and helping to insure that Oregon title documents on motor vehicles are worth more' than the paper they're printed on. Enforcement of the dealer law Is important to the would be .motor vehicle buyer. All INewi Miiz Scene jAliythtns lAn.vlhlng l Anything 'Anything lUfttr Show ILHte Show KSHA 860 KC Stun on at 5:4S in., ilun off at 6:30 p m. Quality mtiMkc programs all day with newa and weather every hour on the hall-hour. 12:00 .Sign Off I I lUntll 3 a.nv I I TELEVISION PROGRAMS The (ollowinq TV broadcaM lot) ii printed a. . free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewori. Schedule crianjes are printed provides by me iv aranon. anu rn. m... ...pn. cannot sccept responsibility for eo'l or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) TIMKHHAV 4 (to Inhnnie Linn 4 :) Mighty Mouse Hoit Hnt'le Rill .1 ;ii Hov Roger ll (Kl-Yoiir TV Wenlhernian (i n Channel S Report (i i.i Wallrr Cronkite News ti Mi Sport Roundup ? on Itiilcmnn 7 :in Mr. Ed n no IVrtv Mason p nil The Nlilhrs in no Mclliile Men 10 an M Squad 1 1 en AHL News Final 11 is Top Star Bowling 2 IS Sign Olf I ltin.w I I no Love or Life 1 1 r.-( HS New 1 1 ;U) Search lor Tomorrow 1 l -i:. (.(tiding Umhl 1 m CnUrce o! The Air 1J :ut As the World Turn 1 no password 1 :io Hiumeparly 2 on TV Htngo 2 :tn jo Tell The Truth 2 ,'i t CMS News 3 Hi) Sr-cret Storm ;i :m Kdgr of Niuht 4 no Johnnie I. Inn 1 .in Visit with City Police 4 4S Social Security fi Hufkleherrv Hound K 0(1 Your TV Weatherman K OS ('hHiinel S Report h IS -Walter Cronkite News ti I tn Oickens---He' Kenster 7 mi Leave it to Beaver 7 ;io Rawhide A .in Route ;tn t'hrintlne'ii Children I j (in A HC NewR Final II 1 r Snttor Gold ' l'i 4S Sinn Off KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thursday 4:00 Focal Point 4:30 Popeye Theatre 3.30 Laurel ft Hardy 3 33 Weather 8uO Newttrcel 10 B:15 Huntlpy-Brinkley News fl 30 Feature Profile fi 33 Hanlin Sports 7 oo Rip Cord 7 30 Wide Country ici 8 30 Dr Kildare tc) 9 30 Hael u-i 10 00 Andy William (cl 11:00 News 10 It ;is Tnnmht Show Johnny Carson 1 op New. Weather. Sign OH t'rlriay 8 3S Sinn On Mirnmit Visit 0 no Puce In RiKlit tci f) :to Concentration 10.00 First Impression 10 30 World Serle ici 1 S3 N HC New 2 on Queen lor a Dnv 2 :ui Who Do You Trust.' 3 00 Theatre 10 3 3iv Young World TOO Focal Point 4 ;to Popeye Theatre 4 31. International Showtime 5 so nev iV Frank Weather fi HO N"wreel to fl 13 Huntlev-Hrinkley New fl 30 C.Hllanl Men 7 30 Klnc ot Munie 7:43 JetiniHK 1'ierce Conimentar y R 00 King of Diamond R 30 Mitch Miller ici S 30 Oon't Call Me C hai li 10 00 Fred Afttaite Premiere Oregon Supreme Court Decisions 1 1 :00 New 10 11:13 Tonite Show Johnny Carsnn 1:00 News. Weather. Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Til I'RNn Y 4 oo THA 4 30 Space Angels 4:33 Puhlic Service Features 3:00 ARC Evening Report 3 13 Puhlic Service Features 3 30 Rullwtnkle 0 00 Six o'clock Report 10 TV Weatherman H IS Walter Cronkite New fi 30 Ozzie A Harriet 7 oo Story Of 7 30 Leave It To Beaver 8 00 Mv Three Sons 8 30 McHale'a Navy fl 00 Premiere 1 0 AO ARC Final Report 10:13 Country Show 10 43 Trails West 11:13 Showtime on "2" 12 43 Sign Off Winnie Ruth Judd Remains at Large Phoonix-(UPIi-The search for escaped trunk murderess Win nie Ruth Judd, 57, today cen tered in Plioenlx although de tectives said they were check ing a report that the former User woman may have (led to Minnesota. Police said they suspected the inmate of the Arizona State Mental hospital still was in the Phoenix area after re viewing information collected in her latest escape attempt. Police said past information indicated Mis. Judd never learned to drive a car and when last seen had only $5 in her possession which would rule out air or train travel to Minnesota. Investigators also pointed out that in six previous escape attempts the woman never left Phoenix All available law enforce ment officers were alerted to participate In the search for Mrs. Judd, who was convicted of slaying her two roommates In 1931. She was originally sentenced to hang but was judged Insane and -committed to the state mental hospital for life. Her victims were Hrdvir; Samuolson and Ann Leroi, who lived with her in a Phoe nix ap.irtment. dealers must be licensed by the Department of Motor Ve hicles and post a $13,000 sure ty bond. Right of Action Oregon law provides that an individual has a right of action against any licensed dealer and against any surety on the bond if he suffers any loss or damage by reason of fraud, fraudulent representa tions or violation of any of the provisions of the dealer licensing law. This affords protection to a customer if he finds, for in stance, that he's bought a stolen car from a disreputable dealer. He loses the car, of course, but can recoup his in vestment from the bonding company. The individual who buys from a "curbstoner" - slang for unlicensed dealer - may lose the car and his money, too. The state team assigned to dealer enforcement and pro tecting the value of the Ore gon title also makes frequent visits to wrecking yards to see that titles and license plates for vehicles that have been wrecked are turned in to the Department of Motor Vehicles. There have been cases where title certificates on wrecked late-model cars have been improperly used as se curity for loans. Collateral Only Paper One loan company in Ore gon was more than surprised to learn that it had loaned $86,000 on cars that had been wrecked out, and that their collateral actually amounted to only a few pieces of paper. The law specifically quires that when any person wrecks, dismantles or dis assembles any vehicle, or sub stantially alters its form, he must submit the registration card, title and license plates to the Department of Motor Vehicles within three days. Although every effort is made to insure compliance with this law, lenders would do well to inspect the vehicle as well as the title, before actually loaning any money. (Next wek: Why You Ned To Know Tht Law On Un insured Accidents.) if FOOD 15 5CAKE, ESKIMO D00S WILL EAT MIK HARNESS, WHICH 15 MADE Of S6AI.SKIU--fffgA HAwess mftt BE CARRIED fOZ l?ePAlK5 M00-0-0S and MUSINGS HMIl.W 10 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10 30 Yours For a Smif 1100 Jane Wvinan Preient 1 1 3n CamcuHace 12 00 ColleKe of thf ;r 12 30 As The World Turni 1 oo TV HmRo 1 30 Seven Keys 2 00 Vucen lor a Div 2 30 Who Do You Trusl? 3 00 Secret Storm 3 30 Discovery, American Nevvsittand 4 oo THA 4 30 Space Angels 4 33 Public Service Features 3 00 AnC Eveinns Report 3 13 Public Service Features 5 30 Huckleberrv Hound K 00 Six O'clock Report 13 Waller Cronkite News a 30 Sport una n fl 43 Dan Smoot Report 7 00 Mr Smith Goe to Waahinclnn 7 30 Fllntstones r oo I'm Dickens He's Fenster R 3077 Sunset Strip fl 30 Har-1 10 00 A IK." Final Report 10 13 Showtime on "2" WALT'S TV & RADIO SKRVICE "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 2300 So. Staot Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medford and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. r now Tht Rogue Valley's fastest plumbers using completely quipped one stop truck offer you the ultimate in speed, economy and quality for your home and business repairs. 8:30 5:00, Mon. Frl. Don's Plumbing & Coating Inc. 772-8587 Through the discovery of a gigantic boundary surveying error made 70 years ago, it is now definitely established that the California line runs just north of Central Point. We don't know about the rest of you Siskiyou County people, but we're putting in our pension, starting to boo mm. j Seff,Tis7 15 WEiTMEJ A tOO WOE A WA1.K-- tr is a Rivee till RUWGT0N-- HOME OF KOBfiitr E. 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If THc(0OR5TPAi?TOf ITI5,W DON'T KNflj) if Ht'S BARKINS AT .Vi CWLOft THc MOON Oft A WR6L AR ! THAT5 ONE OF THE DRAWBACKS Of A LIMITED VOCABULARY; VCI till Irt PCV kJ TUtM JUII I PCUnC7Vnil 7 V. AT $EA, 6VCHANCE PAPEes ANP NME4-THEN THE PI5fiUIEP CRAFT WILL WOVe MID THE LOCKS. AT THAT AKWENT WIS FATHERS PAETy WILL RUB HEGE, WHILE IN WASHINoToN THE INTER NATIONAL PAET WILL A1AKE A AUJ02 PEMA.NP WESTERN ALLIi IF THIS 15 HOT .VET. N THE BOAT IN THE LOlXS WILL PIJINTEoKATE ANP PI.CHAE6E ITS CAECO OF MILLIONS OF AVCKKi WHICH rTT sI Z('he coaiaianpsN Pel julio rey" is'VTHEy will benpezvousN Patthat aweut yxi "W 1 1" sTP A FPEIoH7K I RE6ISTECEP FROM AT SEA, EXCHANGE PAPECS I I FATHER'S PAETy WILL J VOJ WHO ACE TELL HtZ, 1-H1S V64SEL LIES OL'R C0UNTEy...ANP Pnl VOL? SENCKITA BEYONP THE PASSES FEEOUENUy V PILAR.' THEN POINT... IT IS THE0U0H THE FANAA1A i . W r-l SHE WILL BE I A SISTER SHIP Ns r CANAL --5- . -cfe - S1 , ACCIV rtETJlvtMD I f - , a'M nE TUT W'CwTCBU it I IZC C4T CTrd I tn,MBfV, SHOOSH.'.' Y7Tc a MForv IT'S B0UT f r'W-VES-SEEMSTO ME f AN'THASS F3E0DME ) , c, akf Z-rri DONTWAKE rn cpt pvm niJ V MA A TH' LAST TIME AH SEEM J A-SB.'-NATIONAL. S CUTTkl J AMVBOtW J mIrCV It BABV H TH1 LI'L NIPPER, AH J-7 I SPORT." MERCV'' 5 ELSEr thBUTWHUT'S BOV- A( SMASHED HIM IN J V rMA-f S nc ur tie's? riAU'Li i THERE; rVAMA FEU. ..!:... Y BUT' SHE'S H-H-KURT..4....5HE5 WHAT 5 LYING m T"t KATHKTOM FLOOR... goOrHOO HOD, I WANT MY PADDY. Siitom -'I'Pl1- The (iillnwlni; di'ciMnns writ' hiintlcd rltiwn hy (he Orriinn Siipt'cinr C'ourl Wrrhlcsdiiv: ThiTim F. Miirtm. Hppi llHUt vs. Ore liiMirance Co.; appcHl from Multnomah iiiunly. optninn lv Justit-e lieoriic HoMinn; JudKt' Pro Tein Ba; Mill II Ciiildslolll liKlinu'd; an Ht'lion lo rct'ovrr (in h pulley of iieeltlenl lll.-ui aiue. judiiiiirnt fiivonns t he insiir-niii-c linn iiffirmrd. Vera M. Rowley. appcllHiit vs. Willnrd H. Rowley; appeal f t'...l.i.1.fl.... nmillll'' opinion liv Justice Rossman; 1 lCOnd Jury LntlClieS itr i sid' M''po' j" support required of Rowley j AsllinB Th(, t ,;v,)p from sr,(, a month lo $25 wicmlnly grand jury has int.. Icver.M'd. ! eized the Sea suit- immti'ipal Vehnu Kreitiig vs. Even j jull which had a busy La Kvenson and Kuplieinlii Even- lior Dy week end because son. appellants; appeal from I of riots too small and Marion county; opinion by ! inadequate for a resort com Justice Gordon Sloan; Judtlc ; nuinity with a big summer m Gcorgc R, Duncan affirmed; I flux of visitors. a judgment of $:i.0M recov ered by the Krcilag woman, a renter, for injuries sultered when she fell inlo a septic lank aflirmcd. Leo Peter Seneclial Jr., ap pellant vs. Donald ll.iinn.in. appeal from Multnomah coun ty, opinion by Justice Pro Tvni Aino Dcnecke, Judge Alfred T. Siihnonrtli allunieil; Jurtg. inrnt for llauman in a per sonal injury car alfiinied. DRY CLEANING PHOENIX WASHETERIA COIN-OP $2.00 Per Load On Highway 99 arttndant on duty to aisiit vou. I I ..S . mmmmi m ..... ArlAA. . j t I - I . I VriKW-f 1 II I TDTil IB! t-. J DADDY' I ,. 1Y U& DM TMf BATHKOUM I HS V ? r'te Vr9 vl m J Y I ! WDW?J FW0R-boo, hoodoo.' a name; iusl north of Cntrsl Point. N s' . M S . YVSV : '. 1 ' - -fcK ' it'&iri' A SC lA I Wr don t know about the I 5 U- ' -V FETCH HER IN, I I SHE'S HOME, X I :EiSSSa WHAT AIL9 VE' D0C ? X I'M S DOC-I'M AFEERED I SAMANTHY, AN' DOC, AND I :s.V0'RE SHUT-MOUTH JPRACTICIN', S . .r. 1 .' V- r V I'll CFT IT tlACSFM'T MnllF L. - ' v AARVAriAM unuru om pav sales ta and brag about " eOY UOLLV S t.U " ,jC ,c ' rV rJTr: I 'VI VI " t c jf i i ; i cu ' ' i 1 ' i i i 1 WEEKEND SPECIALS' -,-W.-y lookatthat-I rt DONTHe.to) , IrpBEJugr as happy J .1 w NOw.or,YegPiFcirniT-1 TT LLIblS jrLVIMLJi l.-L f BEAUTI PUL PUR , ANVTMInS WITH THAT UTTLE COAT ) I DIDNT1 JUST SAV6 VOU J p,C , - , . - ,-Xa:WTroi!'rV LIKETHAT y. I ATSIXTY OSJE TmOUSAnO, MINE ) bath set r"" r "LjxTri -rmary FIRST LINE QOALtTY "GOLDIN HUSH" MA .V J C$ , I i TYf - d HAGGARD LUMBER & PLUMBING k - mU K4 L ilPfti I - ooiooooo' yvH ii ii . . 1 I l i l aj POOR MAN'S 100th i Simply Coll 772-8822 HOME CALLS KMED TV TONITE CHANNEL 10 5:00 P.M.-Fury 5:55 P.M.-Renner's Weather Window 9:30 P.M.-Haiel (C) 10:00 P.M.-Andy Williams (C) CHANNEL OE oczxo SP0TLITE I WAITck, VV-N CO I GT TinAI HAL CLICK Lf tQT,, 'pi! sen si., ir-: CwST AS 3COM AS ANOTHS3. CUSTOMS. r-.AUSS:R I f 1 COOUTASD S-J.OOT !-A'F A S N - '-' CHXCHV is always 1 OA I CM LIAMD 0 S.V M KO T-sJSn Tri S0J As . R.' , ySgQ S v.E Xj, I SJPPOSE I? I TURTLE S3lP YOU'D HAVS TO GO OUT AND CATCS THE TURTLE -'RST.'
