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4 6 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY ,KDOV '1300 kc rrotnmi listed blow ra received from the ndlo nations and the Mj.I Tribune atiurntt bo reiponilblllt) except to make ehannf aiare uplied KYJC jKMED KWIN KSHA KBOY FM 1230 ke IHlOkc 15X0 ke 'fluo kc s.3 mc 4 00 CBS News I Local Newi INcws Fu)lnn Lpwih Wcathrr 4:15 Put McCoy iRoad Show Shopper ISporls Stones Swing Thing 4:30 Sidelights lAlex Drier News iSporU Comm. New 4.45 Spnru-Miihic IKmphani IWeather 'Mui.lc-Ncwi Swing Thing S-OOlTnwell Thomas 'News-MarvcylNews .World .Wcathpr 8.15 Miifcie iNichtinnal Sport News 'Today Kditorlal 5 30 "ews llldline Newt iNews iNewb-Sloriei Sport I 5:45 Sports IHank Weaver IWeather 'Sign Olf Swing Thing i Weather IKRVC 1 1 no kc iNews Radio Kirii Hmifce party-. Rwdin Kids 'News INewi 'News Sign Olf "Sign Off , "" News-Harmon News lEniphHtilfc 'Sports 6,00 CBS News ft 1.1 Music It .1(1 .tnhnni T.lnn lM. 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Music iNightbeiit I, 111:45 Sports-Mustc iT:0'6 Sign off 11:15 1 1 :30 1 1 J45 12:00 tNiRhtbeat IGoori News INightheat (Nlghtbeat INlRhtbeat "ISign Off' I IWeather :Cousin Ty News Cousin Ty Weather ICousin Ty INews IRelaxatlon lEditortal IRelaxatlon IConcert Concert IConcert IConcert Uaz Scene iJain Scene l Anything Uar.z Scene lAnylhing IAny thing lAnylhing lAnything I Lute Show ILhU- Show Until 2 a m. 1 KBOY-AM nadio programs for KBOY-AM 1730 Vn re imulcanUi ot KBOY-FM programs from 7 a.m. to S p.m. daily. livins veterans in Oregon and 22,225.000 in ihcnation as tlie btginniiiE of litBi, R. J. No- votny, manager of the Port land Veterans Administration regional office, has reported. This compares with 22,735, 000, the all-lime high in na tional veterans population, in March, 1958. U will be ap proximately the year 2008 be fore the total drops to 4.420, 000, the population level fig ure on the morning of Dec. 7, 1041, he said. Looking ahead and barring future wars, Novotny said that VA estimates show that the veterans' population total will dip below the 20 million mark in 1072 or 197:i. In 2000 there will be 8.057, 000 veterans alive. They are expected to consi.-t of about 5,220,000 World War II vet cians. a. 435, 000 Korean Con flict veterans and 2,000 World War 1 veterans. Spanish-American War Vet erans now about 24,000 strong, will be gone from the American scene by 1987 or 1988, barring a handful of ex- Strange As It Seems v elsie mx duals. There may be a tew score World War I veterans still alive by 2010. A few Korean Conflict vet erans may still be alive near the mid-century mark in 2050. Novotny explained that these predictions are based on projections made by the VA in order to plan future work load programs in administer ing the various benefits pro vided by Congress for veter ans. II aims to be accurate in a general sense and not in exact figures for any particu lar period, he added. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS IJJeAfu coiwcidence: NAMCY JAWe ALLEM AWE? , , NAUCy UAV1B ALLEU bark or McwrsW Vetv, Ma. UN .0 8 MILES APART EOR 17 yfAKS Bjr KR "MET" INTll. tAfi-l BWUSHf y TriSA TO Tri SAME MORfUAKy THE 5AM DAY Most Popular Shadey Wakefield is getting ready to sue some Italian artist for us ing his face in a paint ing without his permis sion. Almost anyone else would consider it kind of an honor to have Mona Lisa look like them. Little Daisy If cveryoni would choose from our Beautiful Fabrics We could afford larger adi. Morse Sewing Certer 219 So. Central BELFRIES U0 BELUS,, frJY V.ESS SECURITY fS U.S. A2,1Y howe Town kews CENTER Xtrses Crrj, Ala. YM PROCESSED k0t& THAI, 115,000 W0MS. T0WM TAPE-RECORCt 3 lUTESVIESa CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Pu!a ACROSS 1-Bachelor of i.-ieni. fu Pljarniacy lai.uM 4-Uirl's nicknama 8-Iiarritcuda 12. Female sheep 13-Country of Asia H-Un-dulier- atd lp. 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J M, look: hou much i'd MAKE IF I SOLD A5 LITTLE AS ONE A DAV! r- A I -c- L EXCUSE. WE, SttJOR, BUT I AM NOT USED TO WORV 1NG IN THE CANE Fltlto, PLEASE, CAN 1 :0T BE ASSIGNED TO A REGULAR JOB IN AN OFFICE.0R TEACHING SCHOOL, OR n BUTfOU -V "VOLUNTEERED J'r Ql ( SENORA PA5CLWLE. . WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The foM'iwUiR TV brnartrast l"C Is printed as a free pnhltr service for the Mail Trihime's render and TV viewers, hrhrdule changes are iinnirtl ah pniviilrd bv Ihe TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility furerrnrg or omissions. "hltKS TV (t h. X) IKMK-TV"(Ch. 10) ;KOTI.TV 'hv2) 4 mi Jnhnnlr I. Inn Focal Point American Bandstand 4 30 Distctivery '03 iPopeyc Theatre IDincovcry 3 Htitliu lr Hill " iHuir and Reririy IChaplain. Fund r :in Ynirl Mt fir 'Our tinns Comedy Yoki er Wrnlher. News li nil Wciilher. 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News Prollle, Hanlin SportH NesSummrv ".Touchdown a ileputy Wide Country (ie A Harriet W ide Country Stor Dr Kildaie 1 f.v M Secret Storm KdRO of NiRlit Amertcan Band.slanit PGE Would Build Power Infertie Line Portland-IUPD-Portland Gen eral Electric Co. offered Tues day to build a 180.mile power intertie between the Columbia H.i.sin and California for use by both private utilities and the Bonneville Power Admin istration. The offer was contained In a letter from the company to Bonneville Power Administra tor Charles F. Luce. It was in answer to a request from Luce uast November for in tertie proposals Thomas VV. Delzell, PGE board chairman, said the pro posal calls for a 500.000-volt line from PC.E's Round Butte hydrolectric project near Mad ras to a new Pacific Power and Litfht Co. substation near Klamath Falls. Later, a tic would he made directly from the PGK line to a line which Pacific 'las and Flcclric Co, of San Francisco proposes to build between ils Feather river plants in Cali fornia and the On-con border. Turn, walk, dance-see how pretty the side pleats look in motion! Sew fashion's favorite princess in stubbed silk, cot ton, rayon or wool for school or dales. Printed Pattern 91'fl: Teen Sizes 10, 12, 14, 18. Size 12 takes :t'4 yards 35-inch. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern - arid 10 cents for each pattern for first-class ' mail. Send to Marian Martin, Mcdford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept , 2H2 West 18th St., New York 11. NY. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM-1 BKH. FREE OFFER! Coupon in Spring Pattern CataloR for one pattern free - any one you choose from !100 design ideas. Send 50 cents now for Cataloj;. Pr Kilriare Hn, Clio Amlv V 111 IMinato I And W illlam-MCl i- Yimilnri iT.iiiHc Mi.'W n't Tonne Minaici TunUr- Mlovvici ' N'rw. Sian Olf c ll to NfKvrr Thi r Sons Mi llHlr Navy Ptrinlcr Prrnnere " AIU' Rrport Hi'Mini l op Slai Uou Iihk Flemming Defends Slockpile Policies Washington - 'll'l' Senate in estimators today pursued the question of why the unv eminent didu t ye the lead out of its stockpile. llr. Arihur S KleminitiK diiciior of the Office of De fense Mobilization from lO.VI a7, was asked to return for the third straight day of iiirs UoninK . Files ot the special senate stockpile subcommittee, head, ed by Sen. Stuart SyminKton (D-Mo), show that the itov eminent now has four tunes too much lead and eisht limes too much zinc in strategic tn- enlorics F I e m mini! delended his policies under Intensive mter rnHlinn Torrday cnncrminR possible political influences in i Ihe stockpile hiiyuu; pui:i.ini j while he was OHM chief lie ! repeatedly insisted thai pu s- sun's or intlucnces did nnl al- : feci his decisions j . .... I GIFT ' Cloniiet. Minn. - ll'l1 The Northwest Paper company has Kiven the city of Clmpn't acres of land ideally suited for skiuiR and other winter sports. WALT S ".AJcT "Oldest Shop in So. Orcqon ' 2300 So. Stage Rd 772-2269 Servinq Medtord jnd Vicinity Calls Mondsv Thru Thursday 8 A M to 6 P M Friday S A.M. to 4 P H Strikes Ended at Defense Projects By Unilec! Press Intornnlional Strikes a:;iinst key defense projects in Si, Louis ami Ne vada wore ended today, but t ho lon New York and Cleve land newspaper walkouts ap peared no closer to settlement. Mineo al the V S Steel Coip 's Kobena mine complex near Carmn liaels Pa , and Mi St. Loins Street Depart ment emploxees were off the job in fresh walkouts in the nation's ort wave of labor unreM in months About adil office v ot ker al the Nevada Test Site were back at work after am eeinc to linn their dispute over to Ihe A t o m i c Knercy's Coniini. sion's Labor delations Policy association. 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