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TUESDAY. RADIO rrogrami lUted below art received from the radio lUtluni ai.d Uie Mall Tribune assume! no responsibility except to mike chiiiti at are supplied JO JC 1230 kc KMED M40 kc "4 00 CBS News lLocalNewi 4 15 Patrick McCoy IRoad Show 4:30 Sidelights Alex Drier 4:45 Spurts. McCoy Emphasis 3:00 Lowell Thomai News-Harvey INews 5:15 Patrick McCoy INtghtingala jSports News 5:30 News Headlines (News 5:45 Sports jHank WeaverWeather 6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6:30 News, Music 8:45 Sport. Music 7:00 CBS News 7:13 World Sports 7:30 News Analysis 7:45 Sports. Music "8 00 Wor 1 d tohig hT 8:15 Music 8 :30 News. Music 8:45 Sports. Music INews. Sports lEmphfltis M Beatty lEdw Morgan I New. Music (Eve. Music 'Eve. Music Eve Music "Election fl OO CBS News 8:15 Music 9:30 News, Mtihir 9 :45 Sports. Music 10;00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News, Music 10:45 sport. Music 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 RADIO 5:30 5:45 I ISign On 6 00 CBS News JNews-Wakeup 6:15 Monlie Morris Wake Up 6:30 News. Music Music 6:45 Sports, Morris f First News 7 00 World News IHcmingway 7 15 Montie Morris IWeather 7 30 CBS News IB V Report 7:43 Montie Morris Jeg. iscws 8 00 News. Weather I Local News 8:13 Montie Morris INifihtingale 11:30- -News, ftiorn icws 8:45 Pet Parade I Emphasis 9 00 CBS News jBrkfst Cluh 915 Montie Morris IBrkfst Club 9 30 In Hollywood IBrkfst Club 9 45 Sports. Morris IBrkfst Club 10:00 News. Godfrey Local News 1015 Godfrey Tello Teal 10:30 Godfrey (ABC News 10 45 Godfrey lEmphasis 11:00 CBS News 11:15 Linklettcr 1 1 :30 Garry Moore I Local News Listen I ABC News IListcn 1 1 : 45 Sports. Morris 12:00 CBS News 12:15 Montie Morris IReir. News IWeather 12:30 One Woman i R V Report 12:45 Weather. Morris IPhuI Harvey 1 :on CBS News Local News 1:15 Montie Morris House Party 1 -30 Woman's World i ABC News 1:45 Sport. Morris Emphasis 2TooCBSNews Local News 2:15 Montie Morris (Hear Show 2 30 Woman's World lABC News 2:45 Sport. McCoy Emphasis "3T00 CBS News I Local News 3:15 Patrick McCoy Hear 3:30 Woman's World lABC News 3 :45 Sports. McCoy Em p h a s i s "4:00 CBS News ILocaf News 4;1S Patrick McCoy IRond Show 4:30 CBS Highlights I Alex Drier 4 ;45 Sports Ihmphahis 5:00 Lowell Thomas INcws-Harvey 5:13 Powerland Nightingale 5:30 News iHcHdline 5:45 Sports lllank Weaver 6:00- -CBS News INcws-Snort IFmnhasis IM. Bealty lEdw. Morgan (News-Music IDtnnerMusio IKve. Music (Eve. Music 8:1:. Music 6:30 News. Music fi:45 Sport. Music "7:00 CBS News 7:15 World Spnrta 7:30 News Analysis 7 :45 Sports. Music r :6o World Tonight 815 Music fi :30 News. Music B:45 Sports. Music 0:00 CBS News fl 15 Music 0 30 News. Music JT4 5 S ports. Music 10:00 News News-Music Land of MusldSnorts Land of MusiclNews Land ot Musicl Weather News-Go Go Show Go Show Go Show News 10:15 Music Nightheat Nichtbest 10:30 News. Music 10 -15 Sports. Music tNightbeat 11 noSign OH IGood News I 11:15 INightheHt I 11:30 iNightheat 11:45 iNlghthcat I 12:00 INews TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tha following TV broadcast log It printed as a frea public service (or tha Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by tha TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility tor errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday: 4:30 Matinee 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw B 00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report fl:15 Waller Cronkite New fi.30 Deputy 7:00 Country Show 7:30 Marshall Dillon 8:00 Lloyd Bridges 8:30 Red Skelton 8:30 Jack Benny 10;00 Garry Mnore 1 1 00 ABC News Final 11:15 Sign Off Wednesday: S 00 Captain Kangaroo 0:00 Calendar 9 30 1 Love Lucy j 0:00 The McCoys 10 30 Petr and Gladys 11 00 Love nl Lite 11:4 CBS Newfc i :3n Srm-h Kor Tomorrow 11:4.1 Cindlng Until liMlo Collrifc "f the Air 12. :m As ihe World Tumi 1 on Password 1 ;io House Party 2 i" i ..l k t if W imm 2 30 To Trll Ihe Truth 2 .-,4- C BS Nrwa a no Snrrt Storm a ;tnK(ine of NtcM 4 im Johnnie Linn 4 ;to Mmincr 5 3U YnKj Hrr (i nil TV WcHthrrninn fi 0i Channel 5 Report fi 15 Walter Cronkite News K Mnrv Ol 7lil O-zie and Unmet 7 30 Wan on Tram 8 3M Going Mv Wv trait n.f-k Van Dk 10 00 Naked Citv U oft ABC New Final 11:15 Sign Olf KMED-TV (Channel 10) TI'I'SI) Y 4 on Focal Point 4 30 Popcye Theatre 5 nil Captain Gallanl 3 30- Laurel A Hardy 3 33 Weather Window fi no Neutered 10 8 13 Muntlev-Biinkley News 8 30 Comhnt 7 an Laramie tC) 8 30 Kmnlre 0 aolllcli Powell 10 ao Chet Huntley 11 00 News 11.15 Tonile Show Johnnv' Cannn (C 1 00 News, Sign Off H ednesda 0 it 3 Sign On 8 23 Morning Visit !) 30 Continental ClattreHtin 10 00 The Puce Is Right iCl I ii 30 Concr titration 11 no Your First Impression Cl II 3n Truth or Consequences 11 53 NHC News 12 (oMrrv t;nt(in Ci 12 33 NHC Allrrnoon Report 1 On l.oietla Young 1 30 Young llr Malone 2 0o-Make Room For Daiidv 2 30 Hrre Hollywood 33 NHC Newt. 3 on Queen for a Dav 3 30 Who Do You Trust 4 ihi-K,h-iI Point 4 3(t Pnnee Theatre 5 oo Ruff K- Itrddy 3 30 our Gang Coined v 3 3li Weather Special li on e m eel 1(1 8 I r Ihmllrv.Brlnklev News R 30 S;,m Benedict 7 30 The Virginian u-1 H on fvrrv Conio tC) Hi on Eleventh Hour 1 1 On New. 11:13 Tontie Show Johnny Carsnn iC't 1 00 News, Weather. Sign Off NOVEMBER 13. 1962 PROGRAMS TUESDAY KWIN IKBOYAM KBOY 1510 kc 1730 kc 195.3 mc INews iHeadlinei iWeather House Party iChlldrena Hr. iShopper ISwing Thing Swing Thinj iHouse Party iMusic INews News-Swing .News :ew" i:ewiU IWeather Sign Off Swing Thing Sign Olf 'Sign Off IWeather Editorial ! Sports I Swing Thing I 'News l Sports INews IWeather IWeather iCousin Ty (News ICouhln Ty "Weather lCoui.in Ty INews Relaxation INews Sports News iWeather (News Sport New IWeather Editorial Concert Concert Concert INews Sport jNews IWeather Concert Concert Jazz Jazz Devotion News-Jazz Jazz Scene Jazz Scene Sign Oft (Anything lAnythlng Anything I Late Show I Late Show itill 2 a m. PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY Sign On IFann INewsIlnes IWeather ISfgn On I uncle Kick INews JUnclcJUcIt IHeadlines (Editorial INews Sport IHdlincs.-WeX Editorial News Uob Bulletin IHdlincs.-Wea. News Sports News News Weather ISien On. WX I Editorial INews 'Sports "i'lldMnes.-Wea. I Editorial News-Mkt. Job Bulletin News H. Peck News INewa Weather News IShopper News IWeather Hd lines .-Wen. Job Bulletin News Job Bulletin INews j Sports IHdfines.-Wca. Bargains (News IFashion Sports INewa Com. News (News IWeather Hdlfnes.-Wca, I Bargains News Fashion Table Hock IHdlincs.-Wea. Uncle Rick jNews IHdlines.-Wca. (Uncle Rick (News lUncle Rick TSports IFarm Mkt. IStock Mkt. ' C ronkit e "Weather IBohlsen ' INews ICronkite " IWeather tBargains INews ICronkite Round Up INews IWeather I Uncle Rick INewa (Sports (Farm Mkt. IStock Mkt. Sports pHciffr: Power Mkt. Report ICronkite TlIdTines.-Wca. IBohlsen New Cronkile Hid lines -Wca. Bargains INews ICronkite IHdlTnes -Wca. I Editorial INews jSports-Swlng llrHine.s.-Wear ISwing Thing (News ISign Off Ladles Fair Com. New lOur World IWeather INewa Sports (News IWeather INews IWeather lEdltorial I New ISports "IWeather ISwing Thing I Now (Sports INews I Weather INews (Shopper INews 'Weather ISwing INewa IWeather (Sport News (News IWeather lEdltorial Sports ISwing Thing "iWeather I Coua in Ty I New ICouain Ty News j Sports (News (Weather INews (Sports (News IWeather Weather I Cousin Ty New I Relaxation INews IF.ditorial Relaxation Concert Concert Concert Concert News Sporta New IWeather Devotion Sign Off J a 7.2 Jazz News Jazz Anything Anything lAnythlng (Anything Late Show J Late Show ITill 2'Oti a.m. KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4 00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery American Newsstand .1:00 Captain Korner H 05 Tech Talks 5 ;i0 Quick Draw McGraw H:00 TV Weatherman ,8.03 Farm Market :1o Stork Market 8:13 ABC Evening Report 8:30 Local News 8:43 Organ Music 7:00 Brlnklcy's Journal 7:30 Combat 8:30 Hawaiian Eye 0 3 ITnlnurhahles 10 30 Clone Hp 11 .00 ABC News Final Wednesday: 10:13 College or ihe Air 10:43 Puhllc Service Features lt:0ft Ernie Ford 1 1 :30 Yours for a Song 12:00 Jane Wyinan 12:30 As the World Turns I oo TV Ulnco 1 30 House Party 2:d0 Dav in Court 2 30 Seven Kev 3 oo Secret Storm 3 30 Kdge of Night 4 00 American Hand.stand 4 .30 Discovery American News Stand 3 -oo Public Service Features 3 ;nn Yogi Bear on TV Weather 8 05 Farm Market ti 10 Slock Market fl 13 AHC Evening Report H an Sportsmen IS 43 (-UK News 7 00 -Hael 7 30 Wagon Tram R .10 itunc Mv Wav o an our Mum h ice in. 10 00 Naked Citv ti (10-AIU: Final Report i i .linn ni Tax Conference To Discuss Sform Loss PurleHiid Hill. Slorm losses arc hiRh on the agenda of (he IlMh annual Oregon Tax con ference which will be hold here Thursday through Satur day. The program, built around problems of small business men, also will rover the new lax bill, depreciation, and I ho new retirement program for sell eniployed. The conference is sponsored bv the (!.-.-,.. Association of Public Account ants. LIKES THEM ALL London - (ITU - James Brown, 21), was sentenced Monday to nine monthj In the guard house for enlisting in the Royal Air Korce and the mer chant marine. The enlistments took place while Brown was AWOL from Ihe army. walt's "Oldest Shop in So. Oroton" 2300 So. Sraot ltd. 772-2269 Serving Medford and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday S A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday t A.M. to 4 P.M. FM KDOV KRVC Ll30?e k- Scene scene Sign On I Waking Crew) TNT Crew ( iWaking CrewJ "INews -HymnlNat'l News iWaking CrewlDaily Bread TNT Stamps! Music I Farm Report iMu&ic - Wea. News -Hymn'Muhic Bill Stamps iivews TNT Crew Chr;st. Music News- SptsJ20thC.R Hr. 'Blli Stamps )20th C.R. Hr. Bill Stamps !OId Hymns ITNT Stamps' Bible ! Stamps NewlBlble iLinn's Line Deliverance 'Linns Line Deliverance ILinn's Line Back to Bible Linns Line IBack to Bible if NT Record (Joy of Living lOff Record iMusic lOff Record IBargain Bel) IQff Record iMusic TNcws RecordChurch News lOff Record IMusic ITNT Record 'Headlines OffRecord iChrist. ft1u;.ic INews 'New (Off Record IMusic TNT Horn (Music (Market (Christ. Music House Party 1 Gospel Music House Party (Gospel Music (House Parly Request Pro. 'House Party fRequcht Pro. ! House Party I Requests I House Party I Requests I House Party IChrist. Music (House Party (Quiet Time House Party IClassic House Party iBitofHraven . House Party Christ. Music House Party IG. Christians 'House Party IRadinKids ,Houe Party IRadloKidi INews INews ISign Off ISign Off Thing Scene Scene KSHA 860 KC Scene Sign on at 7 a.m.. sij;n oil at 4:45 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half hour. I Railway Express Negotiation Urged Washington IUPII The Presidentiiil Emergency board recommended Monday that the Railway Express agency and the Teamsters union nego tiate a new wage contract pro viding for a 10.28-cent an hour increase retroactive to July 1. It was the same increase Railway Express gave t h e Brotherhood of Railway Clerks last July. The board also recommended adjust ments of existing health and welfare benefits within over all cost limits of ft. 3 cents per hour to be paid by the company. Cities League To Meet Wednesday Portland -1UPI1- More than J100 mayors and other city of ficials are expected here Wed nesday for the 37lh annual meeting of the League of Ore gon Cities. About half will be persons elected to city office for the first time last week. The three-day meeting will include talks by Seattle May- Ciordon Clinton, Oregon Chancellor of Higher Educa tion Roy E. l.leuallen, Congressman-elect Robert R. Dun can of Medford, and Norman E. Tucker of the Department of Health. Education and Wel fare. Portland Woman, 30, Killed in Collision Portland ilTI Joanne Walk er Clark. 3D. was killed early today when her small foreign car and another car collided. Police said the crash oc curred a short distance from her home in southwest Port land. POOR MAN'S 00 TV HOME CALLS Simply Call 772-8822 MEDFO.tD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, 4 H Cluh News Eagle Point Sewetles The first meeting of the Eagle Point Sewetles 4-H club was held Nov. 3 at Mrs. Ben Moore's ranch. Officers elected were: Ila Moore, president; Ruth Greb, secretary; and Mary Work, re porter. Meetings will be held in various club members' homes the first Saturday of each month. The December meet ing will be held at Diana Ste vens'. A demonstration on sewing buttons will be given by Ila Moore. A report on cotton will be given by Gloria Mollis. Mrs. Ben Moore showed us some materials and suggested we make things for Christ mas. Gloria Mollis, Reporte. Buzzen Duzzen The first meeting of the Buzzen Duzzen 4-H club was held at the Evans Valley school, Monday, Nov. 5. At the meeting the group elected officers: Connie Wcide, president; Donna Gra ham, vice president; Betty Taylor, secretary; and Rhondi Bender, treasurer. Monday night was also achievement night and all the girls in our group receiv ed their pins. Connie Weide received an award on her rec ord book and our club got a gold seal for 100 per cent club. Judy Gilmore, Reporte. Seven Sewers The Seven Sewers 4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Roy Chavis, Tuesday, Nov. 6. Seven girls were present and For quick, conven' icnt icrvice, uit window at thi Gripe st. entrance Our "WjIk.Up" I.I II I lH II! 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