Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1963, Image 14

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., April 16, 1963, Image 14

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1963)

Prev Page of 18 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 18 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextU A TUESDAY. APRIL U. 1U3 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY fifliriai Usui fcitow aa rtcalvea from tat ratio iMiaii ai-.a Ult Mail Tribune assames aacift to saaaa (tin M Mt wapliad KVJC KMED IKWIN IKSHX KBOYM KD6V U3t he nut he 111 kc I860 Itc IfM we lUWkc 4:00 CBS News I Local Newt I News 4:1 j Patrick McCoy (Road Show IShoppar 4:30 Sidclighta jAla DiitI itfewa 4:45 Sporlh. McCoy (Emphasis I Weather so responsibility 5:00 Lowell Thomas I News -Harvey News 5:15 Patrick McCoy INifbtlnfal Sport NWi 5:30 News ! Headlines News 5:45 Sports lHank Weaver Weather News . Spovts News K.Lewis Jr (Weather IHouseparty Sports Swing Thing IHousepirty Mutual News New IHouseparty IMuslc Swing Thing News (Christians 'Children's Hr IMuslc i Music 6:00 CBS News 6:13 Music 6:30 News 6:45 bpons Emphasis 'Sport 1M Beatty 'News lEdw Morgan I West her Stern World World Today 'Mutual New JMusJc Reg New Sign Off Weather IHouseparty Editorial IHouseparty Sports IHouseparty Swing Thing IHouseparty j Weather : Houseparty cousin Ty IHouseparty New IHouseparty Cousin Ty Sign off Bit of Heaven IMuaic Christ. Music 'Christ. Music 'Christ. Music IChrist. Music INews Sign Off 7:00 CBS News 7:15 World Sports 7:30 Dimension 7:45 Sports INews Music M'lalc IMuslc Polka Tim Polka Time (News I Weather IWcather I cousin iy I News I Relaxation 8:00 World Tonight 8 1 Music 8:;(i) News, Music 8:45 Sports. Music 0:00 Local News 9:15 Music 0:30 News, Music 0:45 Sports. Music 10:00 Wooden Shoe" 10:13 Wooden Shoe 10:30 News, Music 10:43 Sports, Muslc 11:00 Sign Off 11:15 nao 11:45 12:00 . NewaMusic iNews Land of Music Sports 'Land of Music News Land of M unci Weather 'News, Noct. Nocturne Adventure I Theatre lEdltorlal Relaxation Concert Concert INews Sport News I Weather INews. Noct. (Nocturne Showtime 'Showtime Concert i Concert I Jazz Seen I fan Scene I New Sport Newilinei Weather INews Nocturi INews (Nocturne ISports Nocturne ; Newsline I Noct News I Weather "feign Off :Live Music ( ILive Music ' 'Anything I (Any thing (Anything lAnything Lata Show (Late Show T TSIgn off 2 a.m. RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 5:00 5:15 530 5:45 8:00 CBS News 6:15 Montle Morris 830 News, Music 6:45 Sports, Morris ISign On IftlinOri I Farm New I Newsline I wtnr News-Wake lid Nfwi Wake Up ISports Music I Newsline First New I Weather 7 no World News 7:15 Montle Morris 7:30 CBS News 7:45 Local News I Hemingway weatner R V Report Keg, Haws News Sport New News ISlgn On-Wea lUncla Rick Sign On INews Music lUncle Rick Mutual News .Headlines Mus c Editorial New. Sports INews IMuslc (Sports ISignOn (Waking Crew News IWaklng Crew INews iNat'I News Waking crew loauy arena News (Farm News News i Voice of Prof. Voice of Prof. ill Stamps mill Stamps News-Sports new 8:00 News, Weather 8:15 Montle Morris 8:30 News, Morrl 8:45 Pet Parade "0:00 CBS New 0:15 Montle Morris 9:30 Woman's Wash. 0:43 Sports, Morris 10:00 News. Godfrey 10:13 Godfrey 10:30 Godfrey 10:45 Godfrey Local New a Nightingale ABC News Emphasis Brkfst Club INews Brkfst Club (Shopper Brkfst Club News Brkfst Club (Weather News IMuslc iHdHnes -Wea. IBIU Stamp H. Peck News Music Editorial IBID stamps iNews iNews-Musle Newii News Weather IMuslc Job Bulletin BM Stamps News-Stocks IHdllnes.-Wea. Sound Off Musicals News-Music I Inside Books Local News Listen ABC News Emphasis i :00 CBS News 11:13 Llnkletter 1 1 -m Dear Abbv 1 Jj43 Sports . MorrIs Local News J. Llnkletter i ABC Naw (Listen 12:00 CBS News (Hep. News 12:13 Montie Morris weainer I9in In tltllvwnnrf R V Re nor t 12:45 Weather. Morris IPaul Harvey Weather 1:01) CBS News I Local News 1 : ! 5 Montie Morris I Hear snow New Com. New News Weather I Uncle Rick INews lb pons Sound Off Sound of r Sound Off New faff Weather IMusicale Musicaie Mutual New Musical News Christ. Music 20th C.R Hr. 20th C.R. Hr. Old Hymns Bible ni me . Deliverance Deliverance Back to Bible Back to Bible Pulse IMusicale I HdJines -Wea. Musicaie luncie kick Mutual New 'News Musicaie lUncle Rick Hdlines.-Wea. IB11I Stamps Joy of Living Harrains him stamps jmumc Nawa INews (Bargain Bell Fashion Bill Stamps (Music BUI Stamps Church News News Music Bill Stamps IMuslc (News IChrist. Music Leaders of 4-H To Meet in City A regional 4 H leaders' meeting will be held Satur day, April 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Jackson county extension service aud itorium. Leaders of 4-H groups from Coos, Curry, Lane, Douglas, Josephine, Jackson and Klam ath counties are expected to attend. The Saturday meeting will include a training session on junior leadership in which 4-H leaders will work with teenagers. Miss Ruth Brasher, of the slate 4-H staff, and Glenn Klein, also from Cor vallis and former Jackson county 4-H agent, will help direct the session. A short session will be held on civil defense medical self help. Krancis Krousc, Applegale rancher and 4-H leader, will be chairman of the session. NAME OMITTED Ashland Ernest Dolan Phoenix, a business education student at Southern Oregon college, achieved honor roll status for last winter term with a grade point average of 3.77, college officials an nounced. Dolan's name was inadvertently omitted from an earlier published list. I Cooler Readings 1 Predicted in West Washington - lUPll - The Weather Bureau predicts above-average temperatures for most of the country dur ing the next 30 days. Cooler than normal temper-j alurcs are forecast only for j the third of the nation west! of the Continental Divide. Above normal precipitation is expected in the West and in the area between the Northern Plains and Great Lakes. Subnormal precipita tion is forecast in the South east and along the Northwest coast. Strange As It Seems H,x CROSSWORD PUZZLE REMOVING A SHAKE'S FANGS Will wof AtAKE IT FER.MAHEUT1. NON-POISONOUS- ITS FAKJ5S WIU GK0W IN as wiu. t m CONFUCIUS WAS HIS FATHER WAS 70 YEARS 0UD AND HIS MOTHER Mm mm y$m s?taM equipment USINS A HELIUM-GAS NEON ikS&L A MEASUREMENT WAS MADE OP A MMANUK A5 SMALL AS THE GAP BETWEEN 2 ATOMS -OME-THOUSAHDTH OF A MILLIONTH Or An INCH ACROSS 1-Contalner 4-Feelins It-Chapeau l'.'-Beveras 13-Build H-New Deal agency Unit.) la-New Knglamler 17-Leer's liorn 19-lira.tulty t0 Creep 31'Vebicla :3-Paretil Icolloq.) ; (-Continued attempt to sain posse setoti 'J7-Man's naTiie 3SCloa no-Walked on 31-TeutoniC -Heelkss 14-KlsE of I3astian 35-L'nsrave with acid 7Ancient Greek region 3S-Sutfix: subject to no-Feels U-Spanish article 43-Unit 43-Singing vole tpi. Leak through Before Compass point .Mark- left by wound Small stoa Shout 'Blinlin jailor Ice t(Olloq-) i (Hint Kidici: -Crawl :-Chief artery ;-Kvergreen tree i-Web-footed bird UfilJM UxclamaUon l-Caudal appendage I -part of rabinet i-Lcgal seal (abbr.) Answer te Yesterday's Putttf 77 g "TJBL ' i& ale I "fi-Cunntng 38-Purpose 40 Cook slowly 42-Worthless leaving 41-Norse god 45-Th svveetaop -f.-Footlike part 47-Land of tho free (init.) iS-lligh card 43-Prefix: neT 50-Lair 53-Cornpass nt 1 V I3 Wt1 s " 7 I' E:f 1' " is if H" " W IZ-i- "1" 1 55 ) S ""zrnzE'i-'-i 51 j& 32 33 54 NIshtlnHl Paolfln Power INews IMusicale ISports Farm Bolton IFarm Mkt. IKws Stock Mkt. Music ICronklte iWeathe 1 ;30 Woniun'a World IABC New 1 ;45 sports, Morrl Emphasl Ladlas Fair IMuslc (Com. New IMuslc ICrotmlt. i iiaven or nest mutual new inewi I Haven of nest Music Cronklte 2:00 CBS News Local Nrwn 2:15 Montle Morris llfcar Show 2:30 Fashlonscope fABC News 3:45 Sports, McCoy lEmphasl 3:00 CBS News ILocal News 3:13 Patrick McCoy (Hear 3:30 Closcups ABC News a 143 Sport, Mocpy gmpnasjs 4:00- 4:15- News I Sport New weatner Safety Rndup Safety Rndup (New I Weather Music Muale Mutual News Music I We. the i Bargain New Cronklte INoonNews 'News (Trader Horn IMusic IHouseparty 'Music Houseparty I Ed I tor ia I IHouseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty Gosoel Music nequesi no. Request Pro. Music Inside Books Mutual News Music -CBS News ILocal News -Piitrlck McCov Road Show 4:30 CBS Highlight lAIcx Drier 4:45 aporu icmpnasi INews (News 'Weather Weather Kd it oriel News Sport IFulton Lewis IWcather Sports ICommenUry IMUSIC IHouseparty iRequests IHouseparty (Requests Houseparty iL.nrisi. .nunc IHouseparty iQuict Time Houseparty ICIasslc IHouseparty IChrist. Music IHouseparty lOld Hymns IHouseparty IChrist. Music IHouseparty Christians Swln Thine IHAusenartv Radio Kid: nrws mousepariy iitanio ivias Swing Thin INews IMusiL Stern. World Weather IHouseparty iBit of Heaven Housenartv music Houseparty I Music ft-nnf ZtSTll Thnmm INnwi.Harvev INawi 8:15 Music Nightingale IS.I.A.C. New iWortd Today lEdltorlal fi :id Nru h Headline INews Mutual Newa Soort 5:43 Sports I Hank Weaver j Weather (Music I Swing Thing IHouseparty IChristMualc fl:00CBSNew INews-Snorts INews Reg. News Weather IHouseparty IChrtKt. MiMlc 6:15 Music 6:30 News 6:43 Sports lEmphasl iSport IM. Reattv INews I Ed w Morgan .Weather Sign Off 7:00 CBS News 7:13 World Sports 7:30 Dimension 7:45 Sports INews-Muslc IPolka Time (Dinner Music Polka Tim lEve Music INews lEve. Music I Weather 1 Cousin Ty INews I Com in Ty n-00 World Tunicht INows-Muule INews 6:13 Music (Land of Music Sports 8:30 News (Land of MuslclNews 8:45 Sports ILand ot MuHtclWewther 0:00 Local News INews, Noct. (News 0:15 Music (Nocturne ISports 0:30 New tt, Music I Adventure News 0 -A 3 Sports, M uslc I Theatre IWcather lo'-oo Wooden Shoe INews. Noel. INews 10:15 Wooden Shoe I Nocturne (Snortd 10:30 News, Music iShowtime iNewsllnci 10:43 Sports. Muslc i Showtime IWcather 1 1 :00 Sign "Oil (Nocturne INews I Weather 1 Cousin Ty News Relaxation (Editorial IRelaxation I Concert iConcert IHouseparty IChrist. Music IHouseparty (News ISlgn Off ISlgn Off 1 1 :30 1 1 :43- Nocturne I Noct . News INews fawillnea IWeather ISlgn off i.mj Concert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene 1t.lv Music Iblve Music Anvt nine Anything Anvthlna Anything Late Show Late Show KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are imulcasU of KBOY-FM prograbs from sun-up to sun-down. ITHI 3:00 a ny I TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed a a free puhllc service for the Mll Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule change are primed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot arrrpt rrhpoiinlhlllty furerrors r omissions, KHKS TV (Ch.3) IK M BP-TV (Ch. IT" IKOTI-TV (VhTi) 4:00 American Bandstand '"Ambassador's Dtr." j 4:30 Discovery '63 1" Ambassador's Dtr." I 3:00 Sky King Comedy Time jl :30 Mt Graw (Laurel and Hardy I 6:00 Weather. News 'Weather. New I 6:30 Deputy IC imbat t 7:00 Password 7:30 MarshHl Dlllmt 8:(l0 Llnyd Bridges R:30 Red Skelton 0:00 Red'Skcltnn 0:30 Jack Benny Combat (Laramie (ct ILaramle (c) jtmpire jej (Empire (c) I Dick Powell 10:00 Carry Moore Dick Powell 10 -30 Garry Moore (Chet Huntley 11 00 ABC News, Report News, Ton'tteic) 1 1 :30 Report to People I Ton He Showtcl 12.00- 12:30 1:00 ITonlte Bhow(O) iTonite Showicl (News. Sign Off WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS ikmbu-tv (ChTTgj Tkoti-tv (ch.; KIH S TV (Ch. 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo B 30 Ciiptnin KhiiKimuo oToo Calendar fl :30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete and Gladys 1 1 no Love ol Life IFIrst Impresslon(c) 1 1 30---Search tor T'm'row 'Truth. Consequence 12:00--College of the Air" Ren Jerrod tcl 12:30 As the World Turns IThe Doctors Price Is Rightic) (Concentration 'General Hospital I You Don't Say tct Mutch Game 'Danny Thomas lOueen for a Day 1 00 Password 1 :30 House ; Party "2:00 Tofci'l ihe Truth 2:30 Jhih? Wyman :i mi -Kfi rpt Storm 3:30 Edge ol Night "Young Stranger" "4 ;00 American Bandstand '"Young Stranger" 4 :30 DUoovery '63 rY MM Stranger'' " no Uncle Hill Ruff "A Redriy 5 30 Yojtl Bear Our Oaitg. Weather n oo Weather, News News H.-B Report 0:30 HitlhtlUes Sam Benedict " 7 nn0ip mill Hitrriel S,n Benedict 7:30 Wagon Train The Virginian 8T06- 3:30- 0.00- Boeing, Machinists Reach Agreement Washington IUPI) The Boeing Co. and the interna tional Association of Machin ists reached tentative agree ment on a new contract Mon day, averting a strike by only a few hours. William E. Simkin, director of the Federal Mediation Hnd Conciliation Service, said the terms of the new contract would not be announced until the union membership meets Wednesday to vote on it. The chief stumbling block in the protracted negotiations was the union demand for a union shop. The agreement was believed to make conces sions in that area, but it was believed to fall far short of a union shop. If ratified, the agreement would affect more than 40,000 Boeing employees represented by the machinists. They had scheduled a strike for mid night, less than eight hours after the agreement was announced. I M -Wagon Train -Going My Way -Going My Way CK van uyss 10 00 KTaked cuy 10 30- Niikrd City iTioo ABC NwiPlnaf" 1 1 30 V2T60 iThe Virginian 'The Virginian "iPrrry Como let Perry Como ic Klrventh Hour jKlevenlh Hour INews.' Tonlteicl ITonite 8how(c Tniiite Showicl Tontte Show(e1 Nvs, Sign Off Youngster Survives Tumble From Auto PHUburih - IUPD - rmela Rold, 3, Cliicago. was in sat isfactory coitdltion today in Childrens Hospital despite numerous fractures suffered when she fell from an auto RlObUe travoltng Go milc-i an hour on the Ohio Turnpike. The accident occurred Sun day near Berea, Ohio, when the child fell out of the right rear door of an automobile driven by her stepfather. Thomas Stewart. Police estimated the ve hicle's speed at 65 miles per hour, the Ohio Turnpike speed limit. The child was taken to a hospital in Berea with numer ous cuts and bruises but was treated and released. The family continued on to PittsbuiKli where the child was taiun to iniiarcn s Hospital. After an examination there the child was detained with a fractured pelvis, fractured col larbone and a fractured foot. ON HONOR ROLL Ashland-Nina Jones, fresh man in secretarial science at Southern Oregon college, at tained honor roll status for the past winter term with a grade point average of i. Her name was inadvertently omit ted from an earlier list, col lege officials said. She is tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jones, Cave Junction. waits "..vsr0 "Old (it Sho in it Or..n ' 2300 I. St.,. H 77111 Sir.iiM M4fr4 ,i V.,mit C.lli M.i.4, TK.u Thau-Jar Burning Permits Needed in California Yreka - Forest Supervisor Thornton of the Klamath Na tional forest and Ranger Roy Bengard of the California Di vision of Forestry remind res idents that the state burning law Is In effect, and has been since April 13. This law requires that any one doing any burning or blasting on or near grass, brush or timber covered land In California must first ac quire a written permit. These permits are avail able at the Division of Fores try stations in Yreka, Horn brook. Fort Jones and Mt. Hebron, and at the Forest service stations in Klamath River, Happy Camp. Seiad, Sawyers Bar. Fort Jones. Cal lahan, Mt. Hebron, and Ti Bar. i JT;, .(Ui v, aJ -ZL?J-:,v 3y.s i atoms-- ,6tS'i, MiPWJf lr A UOHTH -"'v : you put in it be! " ia--f M aV DOWN or if it's something y . n JF I "V M A I 1-Body or Sinner's Di,tr- mM r,,ture ,b MILK ICE CREAM , IjJVU..!.! - I I ... ... .. - N I .. . . 1 I ' .. .. I II II i. sJib I UUN I AWBCIU X iHrtlbttbOUD ,UJ vt DCCN JlKIKINc? Uu I LMt I LC I WK lW WW ' I I I --ri ic9Ji.!:n I OCTTca ujlf "i I A m ic I Irirrvi -rmr linn mTitn a ilJ, .11 I I nl .iaiiiii. i I BHlRiTYTrSflfW 'V 05AV... P.A, . J mm STAY IT'LL BE BEST If W 61M HOME.. 3 ;r ' I EXPLSIVE! B " UNL I -' I 1'' - " ' ' "' . LgbUxLlJ sslfiy,-'?- I ; RiGHr;;- - " mp m vo -bux Fuaj a f mah folks cakt live fTN ' f.sge.nj'thevsgocd fo- LiaH-. I t"0 "' AR G0TTA BE SHORE "YO'LL FEED HAH J i GOT A S.V PROMISES.'.'-THEY LIVES AMOTHER lO V'ARS -THET'LL ) : FOLKS, FO'TH' REST O' THAR. c . f VOKUM'S 'S.ON HAM SANGWIDfiES. J COME TO 3.I.&4-0 HAM j ' MATCHERAL LIFES.r gimL 'llgW 1 PROMISE.'.' ja 3 A PAV, SANGWIDGES ' j PRESCRIPTIONS! fJZ lrSBal rl X I 2 ' -,. rflR50KSWFt- I I 7 WHAT S A i SHE WANTS VE I I Ti? P0Re"0L' PARSON'S hBB I " ojWrch gyiki! TsorN,Gv S .1 LTJ I aSBBBBESBBBf BBBBI BBBBBL - X BW TBBT IS) - ' J (I SBBBV BBBBBBBW A - BBI p 1 ar?H MBZik 1 ' ' ' BlC a price." y ' ' UN"ILLWOOU" WELL, I LOVE " FOR EXAMPLE,! WOULONT UReNT THERE) ( moIp oo r SOMETIMES J YOU BOTH BUT i i WANT TO KISS THIS BCWLT W noe , ( ITHINKWl IN A DIFFERENT) j OF M ASHEP POTATOES MA-HFO PCTATOESl - ! 9 VL0V MASHEO , WAY L GOODNIGHT , piA.HtUPOTATOtSI KITCHEN -.'-, 'POTATOES A V j ' C " 1 ' Vt- ' Dick Glass Call Anytime DAY or NIGHTI Personalized Pickup and Delivery Store Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Your Headquarters tor Greeting Cards Cosmetics Party ft Wedding Supplies Gifts Veterinarian Supplies Your Charge Account Invited West Main Pharmacy Reiall Store 135 W. Main at Grape - Ph. 772-2330 POOR MAN'S 00 TV HOME Simply Cell A B I A 1 SAVE s2 MOWER SPECIAL ANY MAKE OR ANY MODEL Hand Mower, Regular 5.88 .... 3.88 Power Rotary, Regular 7.88 .... 5.88 Power Reel, Regular 15.88 13.88 COMPLETE TUNE-UP & SHARPENING CLEAN AND ADJUST PLUG. SET POINTS. ADJUST TIMING. CHECK GAS TANK AND CLEAN AS NECESSARY CLEAN AIR FILTER, CHECK THROTTLE, CHOKE ADJ. ADJUST CARBURETOR. REPLACE OIL, SHARPEN HURRY! REDUCED PRICES CALL 773-6661 NOW SEARS SERVICE CENTER M ?TV 5TBWX5U5 Foe ALTITHP6 IN THE H4EP UteodlNfl C-i, A MW-21 f IJHTtE WITH NO ATTEMPT HT CONCEALMENT MASS A:so THE ecccEC uv7c TUrZietsH aip-space. ..the filot HAS ONiy CNE JCf: TC FINS 4N? P6STBOY THE AAUt? -SfATTECcD TKAHSPOKT .' '' TELA WHEVVCi' TAtel Y ANP IF VCDU LOCLT C-CEAf OAIN. TUAT UANY MACHINE- AT THE HOLE IN C' I THIS IS CL'TCL'T.' s. L. Aw&XK LEEF,YCU (SUN SUIjS .ATASHCET FL'SELAC-E VCU LL SEE I - NO J0V I "MISSION if CICNT EVEN TEV 1 DISTANCE VOU'BS r THEV HAD ALEEASy IS SOUE ! .MSSE5 TC HELP THAT fCOE V NOT (SOINS ANyWHIIcE! , STWCTEP ON HijAW INTEBeEPT! HEAP- V MAN I TH-THEY L , VC i FCE HO.WE WHAT THE THE CAT WAS ) I POR CRyiNG OUT J F V-rur: -rai, A IWl DEVIL ARE l. CRyiNCSSOiy LOUD, PUT t jfikU rM WAfirirT I -isfl IJ YOU MlNS?if5f PUT HER rv THE TAIL L Tjj IB egSSJi J b?MM M 1 l 772-IS22 WSifcleW A.M. P.M. 'rMar A.M. t. 4 p.m.