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Newspaper Page TextI 4 B WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY Proframi lifted below r received from tht radio tunont and the Mall Tribune atiumee no ponilblln CClt MI M1W CIIMIKr UIHIBM KYJC IKMED KWIN KSHA IKBOY FMTkDOV IKRVC 1230 he M40kC 1581) he BbO kc '913 mc uaouko fuse ke 4:00 CBS News 4:15 Pal McCoy 4:30 Sidelight! 4 :4fl is porta-M uaio I Local New Road tshow lAlex Orler I Km phaila News (Shopper INewH I Weather 5:00 Lowell Thomas !New-HarvcyNcws 8:15 Music I Nightingale Sport News 5.3U .fwa illdl.ne New Newi 3 ;43 Sportt mankjyeaverl Weather "eioo CBS News 'News-Harmon News 6:15 Music lEmnhans USports -3M Johnnie Linn iM.Bcatty INews Kaleidoscope IWeathrr INews 1 Radio Kids iSpuiie ttorics 'Swing Thing IHouseparty iRadio Kids iSports Comm. 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Bounds'Sports 0:30 Ncwa-Music IMdrn. Sounds Newsllnes 0:45 Sporls-Muslc IMdrn. SounrtalWeather i0:00Ncwi INews ' IDevollon 10:15 Music INightheat ISign OH 10:30 Newa-Musle Nlnhlhcat 30:45 Sporla-Muslc iNtghlhfnt I 11:00 sign oil ... . IGoodNcws I II 15 (Nlghtheat 11:30 . INightheat - 11:45 INightheat I 12 00 ISIgn Oft IWealher ICoiisin Ty INews ICousin Ty IWeather Cousin Ty INews l!lcl!ixatlon IKdllorlal 1 Relaxation IConcert IConcert "Concert IConcert l.tazz Scene Uawt Scene lAnyihinff IJn,7. Scene Anything Anything lAnylhlng I Anything iLale Show ILatc Show IUitii2a"m. I KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are simulcasts of KBOY-FM programs from 7 a.m. to S p.m. daily. Eichelberger Discusses Japanese at Rotary Club Although Japanese girls are popular with young American male students In Japan, Japa nese men seem not to appeal to American girls This observation was voiced by Stephen Eichelberger, Medlord student at Lewis and Clark college, In an address Tuesday before the Medlord Rotary club. Eichelberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Eichelberger, Medford, recently returned from a visit of several months in Japan with 20 other Lewis and Clark students participat ing in a Freshman Abroad program in cooperation with BLM Sells Four Timber Tracls Four tracts containing 23,- 346,000 board feet of timber were sold by the Medford district of the bureau of land management recently. The first two tracts, located in Jackson county, were pur chased by Steve Wilson of White City. Elk Lumber com pany and Olson-Lawyer were the unsuccessful bidders on the first tract which brought a price of $19 a thousand on Douglas-fir. Cheney Forest Products was the unsuccessful bidder on the second tract of 3,262,000 board feet which sold for a total of $43,247.30. $24.60 per thousand on Douglas-fir was the high bid. A tract located on Hawk creek in Josephine county was awarded to S. H. and W Lumber company of G r a n t s Pass at the appraised price. Rough & Ready lumber company of Cave Junction purchased a tract of 6,100,- 000 board feet located on the North fork of Thompson creek, Jocsphine county for the appraised price of $127,-891.60. The Medford district will offer three tracts totalling 5, 737,000 board feet Feb. 14. The appraised price is $125,- 378.80, BLM officials said Considerable volume of tim ber damaged by the Columbus Day storm is included in a tract located in Joescphine county. The other two tracts re located in Jackson county. WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The foliowtim TV broadrsrt log in printrd as a free public scrvlra for ihi Mali Tribune's rrartrr and TV viewers, ""n''",,"' primril as pruvinnl by tbc TV Mathnm and the .Mall 'Irilume cannot acrcM rcMnn.sH.nHy fr I'rrou or omission!.. KIU;S TV (Cll.3) KMI.D.TV (CtlMO) IKOTl-TV M il. !) Toii-Johnnlc Linn ''r'Wftl I,V'nt' , ' American llnndstand HuK mid Roddy i.nnpimn, r unu Our tstinr Conudy ik "'"wr "Vrii. ilni-U Hill fl -30 Yob I Bear "(Foi.-WfHthcr. News fi:3U Beverly llllMitlHfS 7 mi 67.lr and Miirrlct 7 ni) WiiRun Tnd n "g orClWHtinn Train 8 :io tioiiiK Mv Way ""li on CoIiir Mv Wny 0 ;io Uirk Van Uykc ItMHl Nnkrd C'lly 1H 31I Nkcd Clly 11 i o ADC News Final ii no 11!. 30 i'eiillipr"Ncws 'Siim Brnedlrt i.SnmHcnedict '1 he VirRinntnlp) "TheVlrctnianfe) IThc VirRlnlarKcl Bith Mo(e t,oh Mle tKlpven'h Hoiir Thf Klrventh Hmr "IWrws 'Toniiiht Showfr, Tontfibt Slmw(c) 'Tonlcht Sl.owicl Npws. SlK" Off "Wrntlirr, News Nrws SunnnHry "!lnef V, i.K;,i- Train WiiKon Train t;otiiK Mv Way "it.mtiK My Way Our Man H Wn.? iN;ikefl i'Mv NhUciI t'Hv AUC News Final THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBIS TV (i h.M KMUKTV (l b-101 WOTI-TVJt ,h. .81 B on Canlnln Kamturoo I B 30 Caplntn Kitngaroo ' II oo Calendar f 301 Love Lucy (1 00 The MrC'nys 0 :ni Pete A Ci1ndys i on 1 nvc ol Life Continental fliihhroom PrK-fl 1r KislUtc) 'Coni'i-ntnitlon iviroi liiiirra.lnnii'i Seiiri h lor T'ni'row Troth. C'ms'finf iu rs oo Coil-p of ihr Air Merv (Jrlttiiilei nn A the World Turns 'Mrrv Clrifdmc. Oil Pnworrt Lorclts Yoimg .lit lloure Parly 'Youik Dr M alone 0O To Tell the Tl ulll Mulch flnine :tu June Wman Oannv Thomas ooSerret Storm :hi Kdt oi NlKht no .Inhnnir Linn it Discovery j on MlRhty Mouse 30 Roy Rogers on Wriither, Nrws 30 Sport Roundup "on ptflrinan 30 Mr Kd 00 perry Mnon Perry Mancn 00 TwtltKhl one 3(1 Twihsht Zonr rihTviron Premier ;mi Airoa premier tjiieen tor m Pay Who Do You TruMf "Friendship Circle ipoprve Theatre "Puff K RedHv Our Cibiik. Weather New s. Sports Prolile, llatdin Sports Timrhdow n 'M2 'Wide Country "Wld'e Country Or KM'lare "tJr-Kildsit Ha7Cl Collcue of Ihr Air Qiu en lor a Hay Jane Wyiunn Ynvus for H Sour Tcnnt:.!re Knur Ford tin- World Turns Father Knows Best House Paitv llav in Court 'Seven Kcs Secret Storm Fdiit' of Nhiht lAnierienn PaiuLstand 'HiM-ovcry 'ti3 TBA" liullwlnkle Weather, News Nrws Summary Deputv 0ie A Harriet Storv of 1 ra e it to Heaver i Three Sons Mi ll.de"s Navy And Wtlhsnisici Andy WilliamMc) 00 ABC New Final News, Tonlteiei 30 Top Star Bowlinf iTonlteShow le) "00 Top Star" Bowling Tonite Showie) 30 Tontte ShoWiet .(1 ' N r Sir;n Off Premiere " ABC Report. Bowling" Gaitskell Said in Critical Condition London -Hint -The rendition ol Labor parly leader llne.li Gaili-kcH, hospitalised Willi severe virus Infection, was described today as "critical," but not hopeless." "We are told it lit dots recover, as we nil hope, he will nuke a full recovery with out any side effects," said La borile spokesman Percy Clarke. An earlier announcement raid Gaitskell is 1 little weak er today and is not re-pond-I lie to treatment for the infection. NEVER VOLUNTEER Jrrmulem, iM'ael - HTP -Yilhak Levi woo l vulniiterr annin. lie spent Mmuliiy niuht In jail liflcr lie offered to ap pear In a police lineup and 11s picked as one of three bus station bandits. Levi was freed the next morning when neighbors told police he was home at the time of the robbery. Safety Urged at Railroad Grades January Is one of the worst months for railroad crossing accidents, but all it takes to avoid most of them is a little common sense, according to Medford Police Chief Charles P. Champlin. Champlin cited cases of motorists driving into the side of a moving freight train in broad daylight while rail road cossing signals were in full operation. "And the driv ers of the cars involved were not always under the Influ ence of alcohol," ho added. "They just weren't using their heads." Crossing railroad tracks al ways involves potential dan ger, and especially so during winter months. Reduced visi bility because of bad weath er, distracting noises from the cur heater and radio, a tightly-closed car and frequently cold and flu-stricken drivers oflen combine to "shut out" the siuht and sound of ap proaching trains. Chief Champlin advised area motorists to keep at least one car window slightly open lo permit hearing train whis tles and horns ot other ve hicles. lie urged extreme caution at all railroad grade crossings both guarded and unguarded. If there is a double track, always allow for the possibil ity that a second train may be coming In the opposite di rection of the one that Just passed. the Experiment in Interna tional Living project. He de scribed his experiences and observations- in a luncheon address at the Rogue Valley Country club. No resentment over Japan's World War II defeat was ap parent, Eichelberger said. The people of Japan have accepted the fact that they lost the war, yet seem unwilling to admit wrong doing. Today, while terms of the U.S. treaty pre clude an offensive military force, the Japanese maintain a strong, effective defense capability. High tribute was paid to the brilliance of Japanese in structors in the country's col leges and to the widespread friendliness shown by the peo ple generally. Japanese man ners, however, seem to leave when these people enter the crowded railroad depots and trains. Eichelberger gave Rotari ans a graphic description of home life in Japan, gained from living with an adopted Japanese family. Strange As It Seems By elsie wx v$..i3 fUSAPlA PALLADIVJO, A HUMBLE KITCHEU MAlP, of t'foes, fiy, WfUO TVie GZtAi ggf fciew-riFic miuvs of Tut world wi-m nee efiuAeKAste psyewe and Mvsnc powew. WHICH SH6, HefiSELF, DID HOT &m 10 UNDERSTAND 6UIAZ MOLDS ARE. 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Fondle Before Ceremony Dye plant Trial Observes Man'a nick nam Alan 'a nam At this placs Tavern Mohamm4 an name Prepare for print Near MuKnlficent Yellow ocher Kin ieli Hebrew letter Worm Voung lady Weight of India Ijg Elge NrS B N Alfe 4S-Klng ot birds 49-Clrl'a name 44- Reverhara- 6i-Anclent 45- Wannder ?r"k 4b-0ne opposed 62-BaUonaJ 47-Let It stand 64-Reverenca 1 2 3 45 6 789 10 iT xlv 16 17 TO 21 22 ? 23 24 23 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 " 44 45 46 47 48 49 JO 51 52 53 i4 56 57 58 ADDER'S PHOTO SHOP 232 E. Main NOTHING ILLEGAL Spencer, N.C. - HTH - Dr. A. K. Unwell, a dentist, told po lice Tuesday his car had no hubcaps when he parked It In a clly tut, but it was equipped with four shiny new ones when he returned. Officers told him there appeared to be no violation of the law. A piolcitnc slimy sub stance produced by the skin I a fish help prevent li.utena and disease from attacking the fish. WALT'S "Oldest Shop in So. Oreqon" 2300 So. Si j,e Rd. 772-2269 Serving Mrdtord and Vjcimtv Calls Monday Thru Thursday I A M ro 6 P M. Friday A.M. to 4 P.M. POOR MAN'S rtl A A TV HOME Simply Call (J Ml C 772-8827 WflfcfcW MEDFORD TRANSMISSION RE-BUILDERS Minor or Major Repairs , Factory Units in Stock 100o Financing 1910 Table Rock Rd. 773-7748 Fast Efficient Service AcroM From Biq Y Market MOO-O-OS I and MUSINGS rssssa 1 1 1 1--- , r-? n Km IT WORKS PREm -JELL (-...DRAWBACKS! K OlDVtJVR f NO.THlsA ALTK0U6H IT DOES HAVE ITS... - S I WWrJ(piT0EL j -.f f5JC. V HERE CXJMES VOOR SUMO BROTHER-IN" I I -M0rmlL 11SC0M.NK W SSSsSJ&O&tD J . LAW.'.' WE'LL HEXAMINE HIM, AND FINE , DO THE SAME 2 l THAT A, LEXPr?-8 , OUT WHAT MAKES HIM SUCH A V THING TO ALL SLEEPV f 1 iiOSCXLT. , . HELPLESS BOMM.r, , r ' HAMMERICAMS-AND ( CREEP.rF A REDir We see where . the v"cu j TAKE HAMMERICWS. IPIIl A lOS. leather people are claim- Vrf 7 1 AVAV C-ilJ Vs- f 1 . tM' Inh T ittlP lO7Vl T TH&ITV " I WVRE6RETS, CAPTAIN, SOARBWEiHASA l-ftf N0,Y YN KEEP YOUR EVES I XlllVC JUlOy -. 1 - j BUT WE'RE LOOKING J SREEN SEDAN WITH fCAPTAlW. A OPEN, CORPORAU.ANP I - - " . tvf. n coi-rci a iMKtemn.iiiftvtN ; - r 600P LUCK. sfVOjslVVVfi Jtr ' SslSONERsfVPASSSO HEREr ' V V-- ' In by 10 A.M. U MnRAF i f --,.. v -"" V ft s 1 f"' Jx&PS&i -. underground Out by 5 PM. llWaWsi J ' ' 8 UU L'SW1 5- '" '"'' h?Vl ' ' -v7?v-" 6HS BUZ TOROTO If l am ' 2 D,f -v. v ...i X IT Raj if W, -'--. .'iw rz ROADBLOCKS AIL - same day S Appliances UJuxl. .lSsi 81 m-rC rw WL I U..I . jk ' P '" 1 ' ..- , - I C",JU-. 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