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4 B WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1953 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY Program ttstetl below aro rocoivt4 ttom Uw radio stations and tit Mail Tribune Muitnee no reiponilhUlt) except to waha cnaniti as are upplied KYJC KMED KWIN KSHA IKBOY FMTKDOV KRVC 1231 ko IlUt he lam fcc '860 kc iflj.jnie lliuokc mail he 4:00 CBS Newi 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelights 4 :45 SporU-Muilc I Local Newi Road Show Alex Drier lEmphaata (Newt I Shopper (News (Weather an i nuiaii Tl nmu INiwti-HurvevlNewi fi:ii Music INlfhtingale 'S.O.C. Newt I HQ line new ew IFulton Lewii IWeather ISporti Storlei Swing Thing ISporU Comm. 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ISound Off IMuilcale Uob Bulletin Sound Off INowa-Muilc INewi ISounn Off IMuilcale Sporla ISoundOff IMuilcale IHdllnei . Wx. Bili'Stampr Mutual Newa iBargaina BUI Stampi IMuilcale INewi INewi Muilcale IFaihlon IHlll stimpi Muiicale llirillnp. Wv IMur Muilcale lUncle Rl'rlr Rill fitmn IMutual Newa INewa INewi IMuilcale lUncle Rick IBIII Stampi Newi-Muilc ISporti IFarm Newi IFarm Mkt. INewi-Muilc IStock Mkt. iSporti-Muile ICronklte Mutual Newa Weathcr IBIII Stampi IChrlit Muile IBIII Stampi inewi INewi IChrlit. Muile lhtewporl20tMntury IBIII Stampi 120th Century Bill Stampi lOld Hymna oinie inn. Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. WATKINS (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1963) News (Com. News INewslines iweainer TNews I ISporU (News IWeather Bible Inst. Deliverance Deliverance Back to Blbl. Back to Bible Joy of Living unrisi music Bargain Bcli Let's Pray IChurch News (Christ. Music I Headlines IChrlBt. 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Your Request Your Request unrisr music (Quiet Time INews IHouseparty INews IHouseparty INews 1 Shopper jNewAllnei IWeather 5:00 Lowell Thomas 1 News-Harvey (News 5:15 Pat McCoy (Nightingale Sport News 830 News-McCoy Headlines iNewslines 5:45 sports-McCoy lHanK weaver iwwmw 6:00 CBS News 8:15 Music 6 :30 News-Music 6:45 Sports-Musjc 7:00 CBS News 7:15 Sports 7 :30 Observations 7:45 Sptirls-Mtuic i N e ws-Snort u INews Ed P. Morgan ISporta M Beatty INewslines lEmph a st IWeather lNews-Music IPolka Time iDinnet Musio IPolka Time lEve Music iNewslines lEve Music IWeather Sports Stories Swing Thing Sports Comm. INews IMusiC'News jSwln g Thing Worid " Weather Today Editorial News-Sports ISporta ISIgn Off ISwing Thing 8:00 World Tonight INewa INews 8:15 Music (Dinner Music ISports B:30 News-Music (Land ot Music' NewsHnes B.45 Sports-Music I Lund ot Music Weather B 00 Local News INews. Noct. INews 9.15 Music INoclurne Sports f) 30 News. Music Dtck Clark fi 4S Snorts-Music Showtime 10:00 News News, Noct. !"pvoHon 10:15 Music INorturna Sin u 10.30 News-Mtisie JAdventura 10:45 SportsMu)c I Theatre 1 .0U sign Uir , iwews, nuvi. INewslines IWeather Nocturne (Nocturne (Noct.. News rsign Off IWeather ICousin Ty I News I ICousin Ty ( IWeathei1 T Cousin Ty I INews I IRelaxatlon 1 lEditorial IRelaxatlon I IConcert JConcert IConcert IConcert Uazz Scene )Jazz Scene "Anything Jii7.2 Scene Anything Anything "TAny thing lAnything Late Show Late Show INews Houseparty I News News IHouseparty IHouseparty Houseparty aign un IClastlcs IBIt ot Heaven IChrist Music JGr Christians IChlldrens Hr. IChlldrens Hr. News Sign OH KBOY-AM Radio proprams for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are almulcasU of KBOY-FM program from 7 a.m. to fl p.m. dally. T" WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcait log li printed ai a free public lervlce for the Mall Trfbune'i ruder, and TV vleweri. Srhediile changei are printed aa proud. d by the TV lUtlom and the Mall Tribune cannot accept reipon.ioimy lor cfiun w umimum. KBKS TV (Ch. S) 4:00 Johnnie Linn 4 30 Dlicovery '63 'IKMED-TV (Ch. 10) IKOTI-TV (Ch. 2) IChannel 10 Theatre IMovle Cartooiii 5:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Yogi Bear 6 6o Weather, Newi 6:30 Beverly HlllblMlra 7 :00 6le and Harriet 7:30 Wagon Train 8:00 Wagon Train 8:30 Going MyWay 8:00 Going My Way B 30 Dick Van Dyke 10:00 Naked City 10:30 Naked Clty 11 .00 Newi Final 1 1 :30 Ruff and Reddy loiir Gang Comedy "Twealher. Newa JSanlRonccllct iSam Benedict Pygmallon(cJ Pygmalion (c) Pygmalion (cl IPerry Comolcl iPerry Como(c) lAmerican Banditand I Discovery 'A3 IChRpinln, Fund I Yogi Bcnr IWenther, News INews Summary " Hard IWagon Train lEleventh Hour IThe Eleventh Hour News ITonlght Showlcl IWniton Train IGolngMy Way IGnlng My'Way lOur Man Hlgglna INaked City INaked City lABC Newa Final 12:00 13:30 ITonigllt Show(c) ITonlght Showlc) INewi, Sign Off THURSDAY TELEVISION KI1KS TV (Cb. SI IKMKH-TV (Ch, 101 PROGRAMS IKOTI-TV (Cll. i) 8:U0 Captain Kanjiaroo 830 C a pta i n Kangaroo 9:6() Calendar iV30 I Love Lucy T0:0g -T he"M c Coy s HV 30 Pete & Gladys 11:6(1 1 jive of Life 11J10 Search (or T'm'row 12 :(ni College of the Atr 2.30- As the World Turns 1 :00 Password 130 House Pnriy 2 00 To Tell the Truth 3 '30 Jane Wymsn "3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Ed ae ot NlRlit 4 no johnnie'l.inn 4 30 Discovery "63 5:00 Mighty Mfltue 5.30 Buy Rogers IFocal Point i 'Continental Classroom 1 Price" la Rlghtio IConrentratlon "'First Iniprcssionto ITruth. Consequences Merv Grlflinfcr 'Merv Grittlntcl l.oretta Young Yt" n g Dr, Mfflone "TtMntch Game iDanny Thomas College of the Air 'Queen lor a Day "l Jane Wyman lYours lorji Snnp 'Tennessee Ernie Furd lAs the World Turns "' Father Knows Best lllmisn Party "iDay In Court Seven Keys 'Secret Storm jEnge nl Night American Handxtnnd Discovery 'B3 i !K!ns Leonardo Itullwlnkle fl -00 Weather, News B-30 -Sport Roundup "7.1)0 Rilleuian 7:30 Mr. Ed S on Perry Mason 8:30 Perry Mason IQueen (or a Day Channel l0Thoatrc ""Channel lOTheatre Friendship Circle IRuff A Reri'dv lOur Onng. Weather ""iNewt. Sports Weather. News Proltle, Hanlin Sports' News Summary ITelespnrts iWide Country Wide I'oiiulry !Dr Kildare Billy Graham Slill Hospitalized Dallas, Tex. - IUP1I - Evange list Billy Graham, 44, hospital ized with severe acute bron chitis nnd a "small area of pneumonia In the right lung," may bo well enough to attend President Kennedy's prayer breakfast In Washington Thursday. Dr. Martin S. Beuhler, Gra ham's physician, said Tuesday the evangelist has responded well to treatment. "If his satisfactory progress continues, he will be able to participate in the President's prayer breakfast," Beuhler said. Graham will be limited to appearance at the breakfast. He will then go home to Mon treal, N.C.. for a rest. There was no indication how long he might remain at home. Graham was admitted to Baylor hospital in Dallas Mon day. He came to Dallas last week to address a laymen's conference. A high fever de veloped and he entered the hospital. lleputv Orrle & Harriet in nn.A.1rrR Premier 10:30 Alcoa premier H-nn Nftv. FltvO 1 1 3D Top Star Bowling i t im Top Star Bowling" Dr Kilo. re :Hareiiri IAmi William.) Story of !l.ave It to Bravr MyThre Sona Mcllale i Navy iAnriy willlimncl "Vncu-k Tonitttc) iTonlta Showtn JTonlti Showlcl vv, 51n"dff I'retniere ;Prfnure ARC Keport. Bowling iTnn mr Rntt.ll- Halional Seashore May Be Established Washington - (I'Pl) - A 35, 000 acre national seashore may be established on the Oregon coast as the result n? an agreement between tna Department of Agriculture and Interior, it was announced today. T 1 a n a for the Oregon Dunes National Seashore were announced Jointly by In terior Secretary Stewart L. lldall and Agriculture Secre tary Orville Freeman. The land for the most part hag been manRged by the U.S. Forest Service. Under the proposal, it administration would fall to the National Park Service. Congressional approval of the pKin would be required. I Turvey. England -iliPii- Sir nroaencK wuuani L.naius r-i-win Ilartwcli, the fifth baro net of his line, was fired from his $28-a-week (10 pounr'-i Job as a bartender at Yc Three Fyshcs tavern. "The trouble was that he thought being a barman was Just minding be hind tile bar and being so ciable," said owner Thomas Gadsen. 'Sai-Pancils' Art Found en Many Btachei of tha World The pod of the mangrove tree-long, slender and hard-is a common object on many of the warmer beaches of the world. Children call the ob jects "sea-pencils." There are many fascinating facts typical of this seaside tree as interesting as the"sand pencils" themselves. Probably no other living thing, with the posible exception of the coral animal, has done as much in extending coastlines all over the tropical or semi-tropical world as has this tree. Under favorable conditions, it forms nearly impenetrable jungles, often for hundreds of miles. Rudyard Kipling said of the mangrove, "They march down to the sea." They do exactly that. The long aerial roots drop down from the horizon tal branches in a lace-like cur tain. When they touch the muddy shore, they take root and the tree "marches along on stilt-like roots. To further extend the range of the tree, the seed pods, or sand pencils, float in the sea seeking other shores. Seeds sprout before they fall from the parent tree and they are ready to start grow ing the minute they touch the mud. The roots from the over head branches resemble the banyan tree inasmuch as they will form into trunks. Bridge-Like Slruciur The mangrove actually con structs for itself a trestle or a bridge-like structure on which it can continue further growth and maintain a suit able height above the salt wa ter for the green leaves. Every incoming tide brings in sea weed and debris of every de scription which lodges around the tangle of roots. Every wave deposits a load of sand onto the retaining material held by the tree until a base is built and the beach rises, the growth always extending seaward. The recurrent submersion of the aerial roots and lower trunks makes possible the growth of barnacles and oys ters until, at times, the roots and trunk are completely cov ered with shellfish and other marine growth. People seeing tins tor tne tirsl time can hardly believe that oysters ac tually do grow on trees. The presence of this marine growth also contributes to the ease and rapidity of the build ing process, adding its bit to Nature's construction plan. The mangrove trees have held shores together when hurri canes lashed the beaches. They have protected and saved many miles of coastline from washing away as a result of wave or tidal action. Mangrove swamps have al ways been havens for small boats when hurricanes threat- j ened the land. Only a few I years elapse until a mangrove island becomes an area of dry land. The roots do for the island what reinforcing steel does for concrete. Oval, Shiny Tlie leaves of the American mangrove are oval, dark green and shiny on the upper surface. The tree has pale yellow flowers. The wood is hard, reddish brown in color, often streaked with traces of light tan. Contrary to what one would think, a mangrove forest is not a lonesome place. A host of creatures call this home. Egrets and many other shore birds build nests in the tangle. Fiddler crabs hurry In and out among the roots. A small mollusk, called the peri winkle, crawls over the limbs and roots, while just below, an army of crabs marches in endless procession. The tree that marches does not "walk alone." MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Strange As It Seems B elsie hix JlKIETEeU PERSONS, ' IWCUJD1MG Z W0MEM AMD A BAB DRIFTED I.TOO MILES OU Au AtfCflC ice FLOE IU 197 PAYS--WTHOUT THE IOSS OF A Iff? Mitch Miller will be in Medford next week to judge the Annual Boy Scout Beard Growing Con test. This gives us an idea for a great TV series about a pick pocket which could be called "Snitch along with Mitch." Little Daisy APPLIANCE AND TV REPAIR PLUS TV RENTALS HOW MAN JUMPS WILL IT TAKE A FROG TO REACH THE TOP Of- A 30-FOOf WELL, If H (jump5 up 3 feet and 5ude5.back 2 feet each time? mswer: . 28 MMPS POPULATED "THE U5E OF SUSAK BEFORE jnt. Kin fag, j u(jk vita : SOLD IU EUROPE.' 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GOTO ONE OF TW6 ISIANPS.T I lNO, XC4NN0TSWIW. PI I HEAR ANOTHER TX Vx iJ TIE THIS HANDKERCHIEF TO A MANGROVE TREE ON THF 1 TOO, V0U WILL NEED ill CAR COMING.'.., fj , t FAR S1PE, S01 CAN PNPV0U.X WILL TRY TO BRING HELP. SOMEONE TO SEWD 5 IA HURRY' -i's.--.. j T U ft DP A Vi .-J iini vv V 303 S. Franr ar 10th PHONE 772-5254 T f RtLAX.'.' I KNOW NOUVLVANr 1 TO DISCUSS VOUR IMPRESSIONS ; r OF MOSCOW, PRIVATELW, SO I LL LEAVE SOU ALQN1E "j Mk I 7-7 7 J J J I I t 1 " E sctV SHORE i! I'LL BE PLUMB TICKLED Y I NEUER ICTEST Nr -N 5 I WISH VE'D XI IF THAT'S TO LET 'EM GROW OUT ) SAID ': j WANT A GOOD ) C-ftj S STOP BITIN'VORE L WHAT VE LONG AN" PAINT 'EM J NOTHIN' H BACK-SCRATCH IN" I J J ' . ' . ' ' ii:i:.i:iii'.iiiliiimiilllliiii I r7n,JJijj -n 1 - i.?fN "J.W'A. .Al'-TCS KK- .MfcHiraiN- ITVSSWCCEAU. . Cf ttOV,Jl.',M -fl,WPKr TOE iTATUi fSSg j 'J AveWSop ter hsNJ"- ! W w oul AiStA!- WOTHcR, may 1 NO.' 1 I RECAUC T M r 1 , I. ,.i . i ; T ! I GO OUT AMD S-y AvHY l DON'T LIKE f hi L Id j PLAY WITH THE "KrV ( NOT? ATLiStlE ( OH) Jc 3 igU little bov l not? II goy next J ZJ -iaJ.H K'': It NEXT DOCR? Jjg VDO.QR.' J I --briaM lr-. ' Sf-C--, JZ o-JI V . ( THOUGHTFUL We Rent Most Everything A lo Z Rentals 1213 No. Riverside Ph. 779-1474 tor THE ITEM U NEED! WALT'S V,..10 "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon" 2300 So. Staga Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medford end Vicinity Cells Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. NORGE Appliances Washers Dryers Complete Stock Mrs. Hatfield Will Christen Drydocfc rortlHiirl-iliPH - Mrs. Mark Iliitflcld, wife of the governor, will christen the fi61.foot, S7 million Portland rirydpck at dedication ceremonies Thurs day. It is the larsest floating clryriock on the Pacific Coast with a CnpsoUy of 27,000 tons. ESWtt'SHtO 18 ( Extra Cash Savings Low Prices Plus S&H Green Stamps Eugene Man Heads Chamber Officers Portland (ITI'-Fred Penne, mmiancr of the Eiiuene Cham hor of Commerce, Tuesday was named 1083 president of the OreK'on-VahinKton-lriahn Chamber Officers at a meet ing here. Vice president Is Larrv Hobbs, manauer of the Van- rotivor, wash., Chamber of Commerce. Give the gift you would like to " receive I a a .w." i uau mivM CHOCOLATES from AVAN'S In (ha MadforJ Shoppina Canttr POOR MAN'S 1 00 TV U HOME a.;;"0ALLS PORTABLE DISHWASHER Washes dishes better than by hand! Modal SKP-30 Two washes and four rinses "scrub away" even the most stuhhorn soil with water that's too hot for hands Food-soiled water is drained away after each rinse and wash Helps safeguard your family's health Automatically adds detergent. LIBERAL TRADES EASY TERMS Paulsen & Gates THRIFT MARKET Central Point, Oregon Phone 664-1259 The largest Independent Dealer In JecKson County
