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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1963 A R RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY rroinni listerj elow ut reeelvef from tkt radio stations ud the Mall Tribune assumee oo responslblllts "P except to make ehames l aresupplled KYJC IKMED IKWIN IKBOY AM IKBOi rM jitoov MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. 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Music 1:15 Montie Morris IHear IComin. Newa 30 Woman's WorldlABC Newa News Lines 1 :43 SporU-Morrls lEmphasis IWeather 2:00 CBS Newa ILocal Newa 2:13 Montie Morris IHear 230 Woman's WorldlABC News 2:43 Sports-McCoy Emphasis 3:00 CBS Newa ILocal News 3:15 Pat McCoy IHear 3:30 Woman's WorldlABC News 3:45 Sports-McCoy lEmphasis j-nn rnc m.. it. nr.nl Newa INewa 4:13 Pat McCoy IRoad Show (Shopper 430 Sidelights I Alex Drier 4:45 sportz-Mccoy ittmpnasis INewa ISporta . INewslinea IWeather Newa Sports INewslinea IWeather INewslinea IWeather THdllnea , Wx. iWeather Bohlsen IBohlsen Miews mews JCronklte ICronklte IHdllnes., Wx. IWeather-" IBargalna Bargain 'News News ISporta ISporta INews IMusle IChrlst Muslo IChrlst. Music T.Xn i ,, t u...it,rv.v INewa 8:1SPt McCoy NIM.nl Sport New. 8:30 Newi-McCoy IHeadlinci Ne.w"''n,ei 6:00 CBS Newi iNewn-SporU tNewi 6:13 Mualo lEmnhani ISporti 6:30 News. Music IM Beatty INewsltnei 8:45Sporti-Muilc !Ed P. MorRun IWeather NflWi-Miutc IHdlinM., Wx. IWeather Editorial lEditunal Newa INewa JS w I ngTh i ngl Swing Thing IHdllnes.. Wx. IWeather ISwinn Thlni ISwlng Thing INowi-Swtng INewi ISignoff ISwing Thing IWeather Editorial Sports lSiwlngThtng Houseparty llouseDarty News House party News House oar tv New House party INews IHouseparty INews IHouBeparty TNewi" IHouseparty INews (News TSignOff IGospel Music IGobpel MukIc Request Pf?m. JRequest Pgm. "TYour Request lYour Request IChrlst Music IQutet Time ICInulcs IBIt ot Heaven iChrUt Music IGr. Christiana Tchlldrns Hr. IChildrens Hr. iNews ISIgn Olf 7:00 CBS News 7:1S Sports 7:30 Observations 7:45 Sno.-ts-Muiie IPolka Time ninne- Muslo IPolka Time lEve Music iNewsllt.es I Eva Music IWeathor IWeather Cousin Ty tNews JCousin Ty IWeather (Cousin Ty INews IRelaxatlon 8:00 World Tonight INews INews 8:15 Music IDlnner Music isnorta 8:30 News-Music (Land or Music Newsllnea 8:45 .Sports-MuBlc ILand of MuslciWeather :6o Local Newa INewa INews" 9:15 Muaic IMdrn. SoundsiSports 8:30 News-Musie Mrirn. Sounds iNewslinea 9:45 Sports-Music IM d rn. SoundslWeat h -r 10:00 News INews IDevotlnn 10:15 Music Nlghthent ISIgn Off 10:30 News-Music Nlghtheat 10:45 Sporls-Muilc INightbeat 1 1 :00 Sign off JGood News 11:18 Nlghtheat 11:30 Nlghtheat 1 1 .43 Nlghtheat lEdltorlal IRelaxatlon IConcert IConcert IConcert i Concert Jazz Scene jJazz Scne lAnything IJazz Seen lAnythlng JAny thing lAnythlng lAnythlng I La to Show (Late Show KSHA 860 KC Sinn on at 7:45 a.m.. sign off at 5:00 p .111. Quality music programs all ony wllh news and weather every hour on the half-hour. 12:00 ISIgn Off lUntll 3 a m. I TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast lea printed as a tree public service lor the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept reipontlb!t w errors teaitsi.ru. 9:30 Hazel Id 10:00 Andy Williams (cl M:u0 News 10 11:1.1 Tonight Show-J. Carson (cl 100 News. Weather. Sign Olt KBES-TV (Channel 5) WKUNbSDAV 400 Johnnie Llnn 4:30 Discovery '62 4:54 American Newsstand B 00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 8 Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite News H 30 Beverly Hlllhllllea 7 00 Ozzie and Harriet 7:30 Wacon Train 8 30 Going My Way 0 no Dick van Dyke 10:00 Naked City 11:00 ABC News Final 11.10 Sign Off THHKNI1A1 8 oo Captain Kangaroo 0 00 Calendar 0 301 Love Lucy 10 00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete & Gladys i no Love ot Life 11:24 CHS News 1 1 30 Search for Tomorrow 1145 (iutding Ltcht 12 00 College of the Air 12 30 As the World Turns 1 :00 Password 1:30 House Party 2 oo To Tell the Truth 2 24 CBS News 2 30 June Wyman 8 00 Secret Storm 3 30 Ed Re of Night 4 oo Johnnie Llnn 4 30 Discovery '2 4 54 American Newsstand inn Mtghiv Mouse R-30 Rov Roiern 8 00 Your TV Weatheiman fl 05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Sports Roundup 7:00 Itlfleman 7 30 Mr. Ed 8 00 Perry Maion -CO Twilight Zone 10-00 Alcoa Premier 10 30 M Squad 11 00 ABC News Tlnal 11:15 Top Star Bowling 12:18 Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) WKDNKSDAY 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '(13 4:84 American Newsstand 8:00 Chaplain's Corner 8:05 Eund0-Rama 8:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 Farm Market 6:10 Stock Market 6:18 ABC Evening Report 6:30 News Summary 6:48 Sportamnn 7:00 Hazel 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Going My Wav fl.30 Our Man Hlaains 10:00 Naked City 11:00 ABC News Final . KMED-TV (Channel 10) U'rrtnwirtav 4 no Kocal Point 4 30 Popeye Theatre R 00 Ruff and Rrdrtv 5 3il Out Gang Comedy l-i 53 Weather Window 6 no News-reel 10 ti Muntlcv-Brhtkley News 6-30 Sam Benedict 7 30 The Virginian (c 0 no Pcrrv Coinn ir 10 no The Eleventh Hour 11 on News 10 1115 Tonight Show Johnny Carson ct 1 00 News. Weather. Sign Off Thursday 9 25 Sign On Morning Visit f) 30 Continental Classroom 10 00 The Price Is Right icl 10 30 Conctnt ration 11 oo Your First Impression tel 11 30 Truth or Consequences 11 58 NBC News 12 on Merv Griffin (Cl 12 55 NliC News 1 00 l,t -etta Young 1 30 Young Dt Metl-me 3 00 Match Game 2 30 Here's Hollvwnnd 3 00 Oueen for a Dav 3 30 Who Do You Trust? 4 no Friendship Circle 4 30 popevc Theatre ft 00 null Ac Reddy 5 30 Our Gang A -55 Weather Window ft 00 Newsreel 10 fl m Simrti HllHe 6 15 Huntlev Hrinktey R 20 feature Profile 6 35 Sports Speiial 1 on Tmn-hdnwn 2 7 3(Wi(le Country 8 30- Dr Ktldare TiitmsitAY lOflO College nf the Air 10:0 wueen lor a uay 11:00 Jane Wyman 11:30 Yours for a Song l .i:ou Tennessee trine f ont 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Father Knows Best 130 House partv 2:00 Day In Court 2 30 Seven Keys 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Eriie o( Night 4 :0it American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 3 4 54 American Newsstand 5 00 Uncle Hill 5 30 Bullwlnkle 0-00 TV Weatherman 6 05 Farm Market 6:10 Slock Market 615 ABC Evening, Report 8 30 News Suinmarv 8 45 Scoltles Sport 7:00 Deputy 7 30 Oizle Ac Harriet 6 oo Story ol 8 30 Leave It to Beaver f) 00 Mv Three Sons 9 30 Mcltale s Navy 10 00 Premiere M 00 AHC Final Report 11.15 Top Star Bowling Faculty Salaries Said Insufficient EiiKone - HPli - Dr. Arthur FlcmmiiiR, University of Ore Ron president, said Monday he did not believe the 1U63 65 higher education budget proposed by Gov. Mark Hat field contHiued enough money for factulty salaries. Klemming told a news con ference that the number one requirement of a higher ed ucational Institution was ac quiring an outstanding faculty. WALT'S "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon " 3300 So. Staoe Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medterd and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday I A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday t A.M. to 4 P.M. Dr. Dubos Named Condon Lecturer E u g c n e Dr. Rene Jules Dubos, microbiologist and ex perimental pathologist from the Rockefeller Institute of New York, will be the 1063 Condon lecturer at the Uni versity of Oregon, Oregon State university, and Port land State college. Dr. Dubos, as Condon lec turer, will deliver six ad dresses In Oregon under the sponsorship of the state board of higher education. His series will open at Ihc Unlversily of Oregon with two lectures on "The Cultural Roots and Social Fruits of Science." These will be given Jan. 22 and 24. He will repent the series at Corvnllls Jan. 2!) and 31 and in Portland Feb. 5 and 7. Dr. Luther S. Cressman, head of the university's do parttnent of anthropology. Is chairman of the state board's Condon Lectureship com mittee. Dr. Dubos, who has had a distinguished career in scien tific achievement, Is the re search scholar who first dem onstrated the feasibility of ob taining germ-fighting drugs from microbes 2(1 years ago. lie also developed a rapid method for growing tubercle bacilli In submerged cultures, an Important factor in the diagnosis and experimental study of tuberculosis. Impor tant also has been his investi gations on the mechanisms of acquired Immunity, as well as those of natural susceptibil ity and reslstence to Infection, with special emphasis on tu berculosis and other bacterial diseases. Guard Divisions To Gain Strength, More Equipment Washington - (UPH - Nation al Guard divisions will get an increase in strength as well as additional equipment under the new reorganization plan announced last week end, the Army disclosed Tuesday. A spokesman said the man power authorizations will be based on an average full strength of about 15,000 men each, as compared to 13,700 for infantry and 14,600 for ar mored divisions at present. In high priority National Guard infantry divisions, which are to be maintained at 75 to 80 per cent of full strength, this will be several hundred additional drill - pay berths for civilian soldiers. Concession To Governors The new reorganiz a t i o n plan was announced Saturday as a last-minute concession to the National Governors con ference before it withdrew its collective resistance to the guard reorganization. Some Individual states still may veto the changes. For the first time, the new plan Includes the guard divi sions in a system called "ROAD" (Reorganization Ob jectives for Army Divisions) which is also being applied to regular troops. All divisions, both regular and guard, are to be given m i s sions for fighting in Europe, Asia or other parts of the world. Will Be Converted If the plan is fully carried out, guard infantry divisions assigned to Europe will be converted into mechan i z e d outfits. This will mean three tank battalions instead of two, and will substitute seven mechan ized battalions for the present infantry units. The Army said the staff re-! organization, but not the de liveries of new equipment, will be completed in time for this summer's training camp sessions in states where the governors grant their approval. TOUGH GLASS New York-Wli-Experimen-glass cups which havebeen dopped 100 feet onto a quarter-inch steel plate and have bounced, undamaged, have been produced by the re search laboratories of the Corning Glas Works here. MOOO-OS and MUSINGS An honest-to-goodness space ship landed In our back yard last week and a little man sluck his little head out of a little window and yelled (in a little voice), "Hey, kid, which way to Merlin?" 'Little Daisy $39.7 Million Is Disbursed by VA Portland - The Vetcrcans Administration regional office in Portland disbursed $39, 700,000 i n disability and death payments in Oregon during 1062, Manager R. J. Novotny has announced. Of the total, $30,500,000 was paid to 34,302 living vet erans, and $0,200,000 to sur vivors. The payments are higher than a year ago because of the enactment of a law that in creased compensation pay. merits from $1 a month for those with only a lu per cent service connected -disability to $25 a month for those with 100 per cent disabilities. Compensation payments are paid to veterans of the Spanish-American War, World War I and II, Korean Conflict and peacetime service with service-connected disabilities. NORGE Appliances Strange As It Seems elsie hi CROSSWORD PUZZLE , cmt- famous CAiif JfHct of tnt 1.S Suprtmt CuH; WW gXAMlUATlOU AUD IM HI5 flKST ARGUMENT UfOtt IAK6 CARASAldq New Jersey, WAS HAMD fOl THE 1WK . BRINK SlSrfRS -CAIKlf 5AU.V & JOggPHme- 1-9 II t Pes 00 - YWE 5CALU0P TViKOUGH tt-ifi WATft gY KAPIDIY 0PE5J1MG AMD aosm if ACROSS l-Mov from to iid 4- tIxirs 5- linl tale i:-Thn bell 13-Jirt;oii H-Period of tini 15-Uiel K-Keiwttl per (or i nit net J9.t!uuterl ologisi'a wir 21-Cuoifd lava 2'J-Mine entrance 25-Cuido' btfc'b note 27. 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