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s 4 D THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 18113 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY fttmk listed bvlow in received from the radio nation and except to make chants ai ai KSHA I860 kc tlia ni am Tribune atiumea no reipomJbllltj re iipplieg. KYJC 1330 ke 1KMED !U40 ko KWIN )5fto ke (Local News INewi IFulton Lewis IBoad Show ICountry Store iSportt I A leu Drier iNew&llnei IBill Stern KmphuU Weather iMuilc-Newi 8:00 Lowell ThomaalNewsHarvey INewi IMutuaJ Newi 5:lSPat McCoy iNightingale ISporti News IWorld Today 8:30 News-McCoy INews INewsl'nes ICommenUry 5:43 CBS News 'Don Hanlin (Weather Music KBOY FM KDOV 95.3 mc '1300 KC KRVC 11530 kC 4:00 CBS News 4:15 Pat McCoy 4.30 Sidelights 4 :4 5 Sports-McCoy IWeather tHouaeparty 'Cnrist. 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KMKD-TV (Channel 10) Cartoons Movie KBES:TV (Channel 3) "4 :00 Trnllmaster 4:30 Trailmaster ,vo6 Mighty Mouse 5:30 Roy Rogers 6:00 Channef 3 Report 6:30 Cronklte News 7 :6n Maverick 7:30 Maverick B;00 Rawhide 8:30 Rawhide 9:00 Perry Mason 9:30 Perry Mason 10:00 Lawrence Welk 10:30 Lawrence Welk 11:00 News 11:30 Slgn.Qlf 12:00 12:30 Newsreel 10 Movie Wrest lers- Newsrcel Huntlcy-Brlnkley Mobile Living Price fs night FMnts tones ct Donnn Rrert DrKildait Dr. Klldare Hazel (c Suspense Ttieatre Susprnse Theatre Newsreel Tonlie (c) Ton I gh t Show (ct Tonight Show (ct Tonight Show (el News and Sign Off FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS K RES-TV (Channel 51 KM Eli-TV (CUnnrl 10) ;00 Captain Kangaroo :30 Captain Kangaroo 00 Mike Wallace Newi 301 Love Lucy .00 nc-rtl McCovs 30 Pete and Gladys Love of Life S e a r ch f orJTomor ro w Tennessee Ernie Ford As the World Turn :00 Password 12 1 :30 Houtipparly 00 To Tell the Truth 30EdEC of Night :00 Secret Storm 30 Who Do You Trust :00 Trallmastrr :30 Trailiiu.stcr :6n Frlriny at 5 :30 Huckleberry Hound no Channel 5 Report :30 Cionkite News r;0O Battle Line r:30 77 Sunset Stnp 1 0il 7 7 Sunset Strip 1:30 Route HH 1X1 Route fifi 3n-TvMi5ht Zonr 00 AtfredHitrhcork 30 Alfred Mitchrork on Nrws Final Mnvie 30 -Prtrc ot Gold ' Tin "Prtre ol Gold"' 30 ;'Prlze of Gold" 00 Sign-Off S1 . O" 1 11 igbt Hompcr Room Romper Room Focal Poinl Missing Links (c) Your First Impression let Truth or CoiihcquencpK News People Will Talk""(ci The Dortors General Hospital You Don't Say Id Slatch Game Make Room For Daddy Quecif For A Dav Cartoon Cai nival Cartoons Movie Movie Movie Movie Newsreel 10 Newsreel Huntley Brinklcy Temple Hoiuslou Temple ilt'iifton Rirhard Boone Richard Boone Hob Hope HorTHopr Yancy Drrrtngrr Fight of Wcpk Kiclil-Sroreiioalri N'pwsrrcl TmiKht Show (vi Tonight Show ic) Tonicht Rhow'ic) ToniRht Show ic News. Sign Off Harvey Aluminum Settles With State SALE M(UPI) -Sclllcmcnl of all pcnrihiR reiil property lux litigation between Hnrvoy Alu minum company and the Stole Tax Commission was announced late Wednesday by Oregon Tax Court Judge Peter liunnar. Under terms of Hie settlement, Harvey will pay Wasco County an additional $'l!iB,nt2 in taxes. The company was granted a $51,023 refund (or 1058, but was assessed addilional taxes for the period 1909 through 1962. The amounts were: 1959, $), 506; 1960, $47,089; 1961, $50,439 and 1962, $8l,o:il. The company's assessments for the period were reduced $4.7 million for 1958, and in creased the following years: Up $5.2 million in 1959, up $.1.4 mil lion in mm. up is. million in 1961, and up $6 million in 1962. All of the increased assess ments were below the assess- menls thill had hcen levied hv the Tax Commission, however. Laboratory Teaching Introduced in 1830s TROY, N.Y. (Uri) - Amos Enlon is believed to be the first professor to have used the lab oratory experimental melhod of teaching. An 1828 graduate of Hensse Iner Polytechnic Institute. Kn Ion became one of America's great scientific investigators and teachers. He introduced the laboratory method of Iraching while serving on the staff of RPI in the 1830s. La Grande Police Chief Suspended LA GRANDE (UPI) -Police Chief Oliver E. Reeve was sus pended without pay for two weeks and ordered to give up hunting by the La Grande City Commission Wednesday night. Reeve and three other men were, fined $100 Nov. 4 after State Police stopped them and found a cow and calf elk in tho back of their pickup. The commission's action came after t h e police force unani mously asked it to retain Reeve. A number of persons spoke on his behalf at the meeting, in cluding Union County Dist. Ally. George Anderson and La Grande High School Principal Jack iiccn. The suspension was effective immediately. Except for one (lay, Reeve has been hospital ized since Ihe incident with an attack of influenza. One of the men arrested with Reeve, George Brooks of La Grande, died of a heart attack a few hours after his appear ance before Justice Court Judge Harold Decker, S V XiICK WEST Petinaud's Junket Believed Beneficial Strange As It Seems v clsie wx WASHINGTON (UPI) - Now about this business 'of a head waiter accompanying members of the U.S. delegation to the NATO parliamentarians meet ing in Paris. I don't understand why that should cause so much contro versy. After all, there is noth ing novel about it. Some waiters go off on long Edward Murrow Quits Cigarettes After Surgery WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ed ward R. Murrow, one of the na tion's most famous chain-smokers until he lost a lung to can cer last month apparently has given up cigarettes. But his brother, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Lacey V. Murrow, said Wednesday it might not make any difference anyway. Gen. Murrow said his brother, who is director of the U.S. Information Agency, "nev er inhaled a cigarette in his life." Gen. Murrow, four years old er than his brother at 59, said he also lost a lung after a tu mor was discovered about three years ago. He said he "unwisely" has never stopped smoking and, unlike his broth er, he inhales. Returns To Work Edward Murrow, a veteran newsman whose trademark in his television days was a cloud of smoke from an ever-present cigarette, returned to work Tuesday for a few hours. Asso ciates said he would report to his office again next Monday and then would come in a few hours each day, gradually in creasing his workload as his strength returns. Murow went to the hospital for a check after developing throat trouble during a speak ing engagement. Jn Oct. 5 he underwent exploratory surgery during the course of which a tumor was discovered on his left lung. The lung was re moved and a biopsy later showed the tumor was malignant. Americans on Move Truck Line Notes NEW YORK (UPI)-An Indi anapolis truck transport firm notes that 39 million Americans will be involved in household moves this year and that the rate for the first nine months was up 3 per cent over the same 1962 period. It also noted that almost one-half tho population is now living in different quar ters than five years ago and that 48 per cent have mi grated to the state in which tliey are now living. trips every time you give them your order. Frequently, the temperature of the food they brinj! back leads me to believe they have been to Iceland. In my opinion, taking the head waiter of the House dining room to the NATO meeting was like good thinking. Paris, as you know, is the fountainhead of fine cuisine. And head wait ers are nothing if not parlia mentarians. Kills Two Birds By including the waiter, Ern est Petinaud, in the party, Rep. Wayne Hays, fl-Ohio, who headed the delegation, killed two birds with one stone. Chances are they will turn up on the menu next week. Under glass. What I mean is, the trip ex posed Petinaud to the culinary skills of France and it exposed members of the delegation to the parliamentary talents of Petinaud. Thus both stand to gain something from the experience. Which is more than can be said, for most congressional junkets.' I frequently have lunch in the House restaurant and I can say this about it the food may not be much to brag about but the service leaves a lot to be desired. Actually, the quality of the food is of little concern to me. Man does not live by bread alone. Not as long as Metrecal is available. Goes For Scenery I go to the restaurant mainly for the scenery. I sit at a ta ble overlooking a waiter who overlooks me. But in suggesting that the service is sometimes less than impeccable, I should in all fair ness add that the meals are cheap. And so is the clientele. You might think from the size of the appropriation bills th y pass the members of Con gress are lavish tippers. Well, I hate to disillusion anyone but candor prompts me to report lhat certain lawgivers are known to the waiters as "the last of the big misers." As for the press table, the tips that we newsmen leave our waiter every day would feed a family of five for an entire week. Five hummingbirds. After careful consideration, there is only one point on which I would be critical of the Paris trip. They should have tak en the head chef along, too. Home of Low-Cost Clean Storage M.1 BOTHERED 1AITU A vviin DRIP OR BALKY DRAIN? FRANK PRICE IS WAITING... With a c o nvp I e t e I y equipped "P I u m b i ng Shop on Wheels" to pro vide immediate solution to your plumbing prob lems. Electric Sewer Service CALL FRANK AT MEDFORD PLUMBING SERVICE 779-2622 LAD1HS AND l.KJUOR , OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) -1 State law prevents women from silting at the bar in a cocktail lounge hut the state liquor con trol hoard permits women to sit at the bar in taverns where no hard liquor is sold. itJu-kfahV,ntaiV..nte..JifcJ H I F3 AT STARK'S THURS., FBI. & SAT. 3-DAY SALE WARRANTED USED ELECTR0LUX VACUUM CLEANERS RECONDITIONED BY STARK'S OF PORTLAND v S FUU PRICE ONLY roi'M)i;it nn;s i Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan, I Ihe founripr of Boys Town near 'Omaha, Nch., died in Berlin, Germany, on May 15, 1948. The bedrock humor ol family s 'Ifit'ons... unchanged sine ) 'the S:ene Ace. IN COLOR TONIGHT AT 7:30 KMED-TV CHANNEL 10 Quality Fimily Enttrtainmtnt -a S95 WITH ATTACHMENTS FREE TRIAL if NOTHING DOWN LIBERAL TRADE-IN PAYDAY TERMS EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE OVAL MAMr-X I 31 KIWGS 5s- m EMPTORS Of EUKOPgAU couwreies NAMED i 10UI5 4 " BEST I II VA- . V., i Nl- DO INLflCO ur-SNUYV MORE fHAU T3 FEET"-- , P6LU AT TAMARACK, Ctfif.. 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And sat down., I WONDER IF r...600D6RIEr"! SHE SAW ME L00KIN6 AT HER .' SHE'S STANDIN6 UPI 5HE5CQHIN6 OVfeR HERE .'. 5HE'5C0MINS OVER HERE.'.' UHAraiMfWHATUIDO? COME IN OR PHONE FOR FREE HOME TRIAL PHONE 772-4998 STARK'S S Ont Ytir Frta ftyjrnfi W.J'in'y )iyWl jff 'ill l flVf y AtThnLow i. JUiiUiUiilli' Low Prtc 622 N. Rivanida Ntw Slert Hturs: Ovtn Mon, Thru 5jI. 9 t.m. fo 6 p.m. Evtninoj By Appoinrmtnt V VVE EJECT ' IS TOOTCIEArV y' V 'V THE HOOK OP BUZ'S PLANE HITS , WEkdtCV. 15 THAT CLEARr jX.;V THE NUMBER-TWO WIRE S ti r ' : -BUT IT DOESN'T CATCH! i 3 kw W Z -itMuJLD' ' IT BOUNCES UPAND MISSES Z, .J.l ''!LS j OTHER WIRES.' eSJi ANIfBOVAH ( rACKLE!.' f rOATCHERLV,AH HAIN'TN f-BUT TH'CBOP ) f MAN EARS ISTINSUN'.'' ) KETCHES INI j SHIEk!1 S FARTICULAR.AFTER KJOri DOM'T LOOK I (-FAU WAS A IGGORANT, TH RACE-f. 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' POETIN8 ACCOSS MY I SCHEDULED ISLAND V8 S53rf7,K'' i 2 Al?yiZY$ fSvV k COUNTRV-BmtOW..? k" SroP.' V tjWX V MUTT. YOU SHOULD HAVE U--NOVV DON'T VOU 1 BT uie , -. 1 V -)iooo , T3 CALLED M5 BEFORE THIS,' ! FORflET' VbU CALL ME f S IS THE OPERATOR, 280? BUT, YOU LEFT TOWN WITHOUT X A6AIN TONIGHT AND , SIRTHERE IS A CHARGE OPERATOR, I DIDN'T ' r S nr?2!!t jSTAYAWAV FROM THE , OF2SO FORTALKING r TALK ALL 1 DID S !!1?0 -RACETOK. -CJLr sWAS LISTENyt nWm FiVM 1 ) J
