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10 E WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25, 10113 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY Program UiUd below ar rtettved from tfas radio itatiom and th Mall Tribune mamei bo rtiponilblllty except to miks changes ai are tiipplled. KYJC KMED IKWIN iKSiU KBOV'FM KKVC KDOV 1230 Ice 11440 ke Ku kg ihho kc ms.i mc tusokc II aim kc 4:00 CBS Newf 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 SldeliEhta 4:45 Sportl-Muale (News, Chimea INewa IFultnn Lewla IWcather !Chrit Mimic Road Show Country Store Snorts iSwiriB Thing Alex Drier INewa mill Stern INews I Now lEmphasls IWcather IMustc lllootpiianny 'Sign Off S;00 Lowell Thomaa INews-HorveyiNcws IMutiml News I lini-itcnjumy 8:15 Musio (Nightingale IH1AC News IWorld Tnrlny iHrmirntnm.) S-30 ;nwi IHdlino News News Comm. PI At l ICfinrildifiht 3:45 CBS Newa I Don Hanlin IWcather (Music iCarnllrliKht Tcmnnrarfly Hit nf Heaven iOff the Air I ti;U0 CBS Newa jNews-Harmon News H:1ft Music lEmphaala iSpnrta 6:30 Newa M Beatty (Newa 6:45 Sports, Music iF.dw jgorgan JWeatner 7-00 CBS Newa Newa, Voices iFrecdom 7:15 -World h porta (Dinner Musk ISporU 7:30 Dimension Germany News 7:45 Sports, Musle Edw Morgan 'Weatner "8:00 WorldTonight INewa. Hymrm News 8:15 Muiio Land nt Music Sporta 8:30 Newa JNavy Xmas (News 8:45 Sporta. Music (Land ot Must -Weather f):00 News 0:15 Music 0:30 News-Music 0:45 Sports-Music Nwa..Old Wld.'Newa INocturne .Sports IBarrymore INewslinea INocturne Weather 0:00 News 10:15 Music 1 0:30 News-Muslo 10:45 Sports-Music INews. CampuslSign OH (nocturne Jamestown Showtime 11:00 Sign Off I New, Noct INocturne Nocturne Noct. News jSIgn Off IMutual News Tandtclmhi IMusjc 'CanrilfliKht (Mutual News :C;riri Ir-hht Music CimrtlrliEht IMutual News Candlplieht IMusic 'CmdlrbKht IMutual News Canrilrhcht (Sign Off CandlrhBht I (Editorial ( ir'andlrlight IConcert Concert IConcert (Concert I Jazz. Seen J azz Scene l.lnz Scone lllnnlrnfinny Anything lAnything ! Any thing Anything I Late Show ILate Show lUntil 2 a.m. I RADIO. PROGRAM S THURSDAY 5:00 flO 3:45 3:15 6:00 CBS Newa 6:15 Tom Nix 6.30 Bannerlinee 6 45 Sports, Mualc Sign On Newa Wake Up waits up First Newa 7:00 Newa 7:15 Torn Nix 7:30 CBS Newf 7:45 Local Newa 8:00 CBS News 8:15 Tom Nix 8:30 Lcl. Newa. Spta. 8:45 Pet Parade IHemtngway Weather R V Report (Weather Sign On News ISien On iSicnOn.Wx. INews (Farm Report Farm World HJncle Kick Chrut. Musio newiiimei MutuaJ news irncws irann iu'w Weather IMusic I Uncle Hick Chrl1.MusC News IMutual News iWenthor (Christ Musio Snorts Newa Farm News Editorial (News INewslinea INews-Sporta INews ISchoot Menu .Weather iMusicale iSporta I20tn Century I Local Newa INews Ncws-Muslc llldlincs. Wx. 120th Century nigntingaie 11 Heck News IMuaic iKdfionai pia nymna ABC Newa (News IMutual News INews-Mkt jfliblo Inst. Emphasis j Wen therl Music (Job Bulletin IHihlc Inst. (Deliverance llJcllvcrance (Hacks to liihle llliick to Bible 10:00 News-Godfrey ISwap St Sell 10:15 Arthur Godfrey iListen Show 10:30 Arthur Godfrey IABC Newa 10:45 Arthur Godfrey lEmphasia 0:00 CBS Newa IBrkfst. Club INewa (News-Stock Bulletin, Wx. n:ir Tom Nix IBrkfst. Club ICounlry StoreiMusicaie lUneic nick 0:30 Woman's Wash. IBrkfst. Club .Newslincs INews-Musle News ' 0:45 Sports, Music IBrkfst. Club IWcather linside Books ISporla INews IMusicalo illrtliiies . Wx. Uoy of Living (Com. News IMusi'.'me 'HarKains IChrlsl Musio INewslinea IMutual Nows INews IHargaln Bell I Weather iMusicale Fashion L'-'l!!'- Music INewa IMusitnle li'lfl lines . Wx. IChurch News isporta IMusicale ItlnrleHIck (Christ Musio INews Mutual Newa (News Christ. Music IWcather iMtisirnlo lUncIc Rick ICbrlst. Music i Music ISporls INews I Farm. Bolton IFfirm Mkt. (Christ. Music News Slock Mkt. IChrist Music (Paul Harvey IWcather IMusic ICronklte IChrist Music 1:00 CBS Nows IHear INews (MuliialNows iWcalhcr iKospel Musio l:IS-Tom Nix IHear IComm News IMuhIc ICrrmkile Gospel Musio 1:30 Woman's WorldlABC News lllaven of Rest IMutual Nows INews (Request Pfim 1:45 Sporta. Music lEmphasia lllaven of itcsUMimic icrnnklfe IHcqucst Pgm, IHcqucst Pgm. 11:00 CBS News 11:15 Linkletter 11:30 Abby. Moore 1 1 :45 Sports. Music 12:00 CBS Newa . 12:15 Tom Nix 12:30 In Hollywood 1 2 :4ft Weal her INBC Newa Listen Show tABC News I Emphasis IReg. Newa (Pulse IWx.. Mkls SflNiRhtingale m.v. iteport mews 2:00 CBS Newa 2:15 Tom Nix 2:30 Fash Ion scope -Sporls-Mccoy 2:45- ILocal News (Local News IABC Newa (Emphasis INewa ISporls INewslinea IWcather 3:00 CBS News 3:15 Pat McCoy 3:30 Closeups 3:4ft Sports-McCoy 4:00 CBS News 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelights 4 :43 Sporta-McCoy (Local News (Local News ABC News lEmphasia THcar (Dreler I Road Show lEmphasia INews ISporta INewslines (Weather IMusic IWcather IMusic IH.-irumn (Mutual News INews M usic ISporls (Music ft;00 Lowell Thomas 5:1ft Pat McCoy 5:30 News-McCoy 5:43 CBS News 6:01) CBS News 0:15 Musio 6 :30 Ncws-Muslo 6 :45 Sports-Musle 7:00 CBS News 7:1.1 World Sporti 7:30 Dimension 7:45 Sporta-Muslo ji:0O Newa (1:15 Music I):3 News-Music 1):45 Sports-Music 10:01) News 10:15 Music 10:30 Ncws-MuBle 10:43 Sporto-Mustc lT:00 Slgn'OH IWpjiIIW Mutual Newa KHit,,r.oi Music IN nil-. llnslde Bonks iKwInc Thins- INewa IFiillon Lewis iWcnthci- ICounlryStore ISpnrta 'Swing Thins INewslinea Ulill Stern INews (Weather IMusic Mndlcnnnny Npw.llnrvev INews IMiilual News Hoiilfiiminu Nightingale ISport Newa World Today Candleicli Headlines INewslinea ICoinincntnrv ICfindleliclit Donjjanlln IWcather IMusic JcndIHIi;hI Newa-linrmonlNews (News. Music iCiimtlc-llRht Einphnsia ISporls IMusic ('iindleltKht M Beatty INewslinea IMutual News l('nndi.i(.1t Headline NewlWeaihcr !Mlwi.c J Candle hunt NcwB'Slusic (Freedom (Mutual Newa ICandleiKht Dinner Muiio (Sports Music K'nndlelichl Fve Musio INewslinea IMutunl Newa K'anrllrlinlit Eve. Music IWcather iSlgn Off iCnndlellulu IFftttnrlnl (CamllrhKht i onerrt Concert Concert i.onucrt hi.. Scene .la.z Scene I Jazz Scene Jh.z Scene Anything Anything Anything iHeriucst Pgm. (Christ Musio lQuiet Time iCIasslcs IGrrnt Christ. (Chitdrens Hr. 'f'hildrena Hr. "Christ. Music 'nit of Heaven INews Sinn Off 8:00 World Tonight INewa ew? B lft Music (Dinner Musio ISporta 8:30 News-Muslo (Land of Mus ciNewsllnes 8 45 Sporta-Music ILandoJ MuslclWenthor I news (News. Noct. (Nocturne INocturno iNncturno INews. Noct. INocturne ishowtima IShowtlme INews. Nocu INoctur INoct, (Sports INewslines tVeathi-r ISlgnOfI ws, Noct I iturne f ;turne ( :t. News I ISIgn Off Anvlhlnit ll.nte Si'i'W I Lute Show KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kcl are alnuilcaita of KBOY-FM programs from sun-up to sun-down. WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed as a free public, service for the Mall Tr (mine's readers and TV viewers. Srhedulp chanse arc nrintrd as provided hv the TV stations and Die Mall Trlbuno cannot accept reiponilbillty for errors or omissions. KlinS-TV (Channel B) "4 00 Traiimastor 4 :ni Trail master "ft oil Tennessee Tuxedo 3:30 Yogi Bcar "ii:00 Channel fl Report 6 30 CBS News "7 on Caii did Camera 7:30 Ozzie and Harriet KMF.n-TV (Chnnncl 111) "Day of Triumph" "Day ofTriutii(h" "Day of Triumph" Christinas Newsreel 10 Nrwsrcel-Huntley Biinkley Burke's Law Burke's Law The Vtrgtntnn tc r on The Nurses B 30 The Nurses 0 oil HillhllMcs 0:30 DickVnn Dyke TlHMl Danny Kaye 10 30 :DnnnyKnye ffooNeVs Christmas 1 1 ;t0 Chi lstmas Music Ylmmi Sign Off 12:30 "1:00 The Virgininn tci The Virginian (el Aniahl"."i( Niuht Visiinrs Amalil JH; NihlFiMliu s Eleventh Hiur Eleventh Hour News Tcmltn Show (O Tontte Show (ei Tonicht Show 'O Tonight Show uM News. Sign Off Exercise Controls Desire for Food CHAMPAIGN, III. (UPI) -KrcpinR as active as your henlth permits will help control your appetilip. snys Gcraldine Acker, University of Illinois food spoeiiilisl. A moderate amount of exer cise releases the nervous ten sion which causes many persons to overeat. THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS Coal Company Boasts Big Scoop ST. LOUIS (UPl)-The St. Louis-based Peabody Coal Co., soon will boast what is being hilled as the world's largest shovel to dig coal. The Marion Shovel Co.. of Ohio is building the shovel which will have a digging capa city 74 per cent larger than those in use now. The shovel will stand higher than a 21-story building, and each bite into rock would fill a six-room house. The size of the shovel will en able it to deposit its load a foot ball field and a half away from the digging point. Protestants Support Latin American Areas MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) Protes tants must learn to accept a 'supporting role" in areas such as Latin America where they Roman Catholic Church histori cally has had a major responsi bility, a former missionary in China and executive of the Unit ed Church's Board for World Ministries declared here. The Rev. Dr. David M. Stowe told the Board that "competi tive practices of the past are no longer acceptable and anti- Catholicism is simply impossible as a motive and basis for mission." Door-fo-Door Selling ry, A T, O Big Business in u.s. Citrange As It deems By WE HU NEW YORK (UPI) Door-to-door selling is big business in the United Stales, especially for women. Current statistics show 150,000 women work at direct selling on a full-time basis and another half million operate part-time. Products sold door-to-door cov er the whole retail spectrum. A booklet on direct selling op portunities is available from the National Association of Direct Selling Companies, Winona, Minn. m 6 RADIO MtmZFZ&X strut X MlDFORD, OMOOI Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Fast Dependable Service Repairs While You Wait Unmarried Mothers Continue Education WASHINGTON (UPI) - A demonstration project in which 30 unmarried pregnant teen-age girls continue their education as a group in a special school was launched this fall within the public school system of the Dis trict of Columbia. The project is envisioned as a springboard for a continuing program geared to the educa tional, health and general wel fare needs of unmarried moth ers. The group also receives counseling, casework, health and psychological services. A grant from the U.S. Children's Bureau finances the program. TV RENTALS 1963 Models When You RENT A TV the Service Is FREE STONE'S TV SALES & SERVICE 1119 East Jackson Phone 772-8266 Home of DECORATOR FURNITURE AT DISCOUNTS BETHLEHEM- EiEfflPuce of emit " . meaws: -H0VS OF Bf?AD ON CHRISTMAS DAY, 1620, THE PILGRIMS WSK 0W THEIR FlKSf COMMUNITY BUIUDINCy A POOR MMICAU W0 LATER BECAME OWNER OP A RICH SILVER MINE; Af PARUAt, GAVE AWAY 100,000 IN 5ILVEI? COlWS OK CHRISTMAS CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1-Cook In oven 6-European 11-Grief 15-Asslstsnt 14- Fronoun 15- Out 17Dlsss of cattle U-Sallor (COlloq.) 10-Brraks suddenly a3-Uppermost part 24-Indonesian tribesmen 28-European 28 - Com pass point 29- Puzzl 31-Sea nymphs S3-Ons opposed 36-Dock 36-Comes back 89-Fllcksr 42 - Paid no tie 43- Buckets 45- Male deer 46- Toup 48-Llngers 50-Be mistaken 61-Greftnland settlement M-Small valley BS-College degree (abbr.) 66-Mend 59-Newest 61- Monster 62 - Occurrence DOWN 1- Fpin 2- Conjunctlon 3- Maeaw 4- Seeds (Nasal tone In speech C-Qulet! 7- Pronoun 8- Sfck 9- Blemleh 10- Followlng first 11- Hlndu guitar 13-Lassoes lS-Darnlng cotton lJ-Clerlral cr-Har 21- Pty look 22- Ftne cross stroke on letter 35-Stinrlse 27-fthlp bottoms 30-Stalk of (train 3:-.ngry 34-Dolphlnllke cetacean 36'Less cooked 37-Preparfd for publication 33-Skidded 40- Moat unusual 41- L.oiis;-leBed bird 44-Vapid 47-fitare Answer te Yesterday's Puxtl 30! EEMIEI EMI ii is 49-Kuropean 5S-Retistered 62-Cut of meat ,muwr 64-Krench for nur" bbr' wu,mmr' a 0-Prlnter's 67-Maiden loved by Zeus measure , I1 12 13 1 Is 6 17 r r i'" i-ll'2 : !i i 'lW 21 22 23 5T iW: r5r 79 3531 32 PP "H55 W0 " II53" 56 57 38 39 60 i"l 11 I IN 1 1 1 b Distr. by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 2& 1 i M ' V0U TH0U6HT YOU COULD PULL I A 1-AbT ONE, W0 TH0U6HT V0U COULD 60 OUT THERE IN FRONT Of THE WHOLE PTA.ANP SLIP IN A LITTLE SERMON, DIDN'T VOL) ? THOU SPEAKEST HARSH WORDS AT VULETIDE i MaChrisfiiias! Mark Twain Walkers Prepare Physically POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. (UPI) "I am a Mark Twain walker" j reads a message on lags worn by a large group of pupils at Mark Twain School here. The youngsters are taking part in a simple physical fit ness project set up by the school's PTA. To be eligible, each child agrees to walk or ride a bicycle to and from school dally, except in bad weather. POOR MAN'S K!U:8-T V (Channel S) r oiC-Caplatn KanRsroo 8 .til CtpUtn Kangaroo P.po News 0.3O I l,ny Lucy VironnoHl McCoys uv:to Pr-tcjfc tllariys ViTon l.nve of Lifp 1 1 3nritu'hforTomorrqw I rmi Tcnnpsscc Ernie Ford K! 3i i A sthe World Turns l;mi P.iMiwnrd 1 :3U Houscparty ""iMtn" To' Tell the Truth ?:30 KrtRe of Night "fflO Sci-rrt Storm 3 3i)Vh Do You Trust "joo Trailmaslrr 4:3(1 Trallm.istpr ,V:no MlRhty Mouse 3 :30lto,y Rogers if:Oo chnnnrl S Report fl:;uiCliSNewi "700 Miiverirk 7:311 Mavcrlrk h"imi Ritwhlde H;ii Rawhide 0. 00 Perry Mason 0:30 Pcrrv Mason TriTtMi Lawrence Welk t o:3(i Lawrence Welk fl :00 Nru-rFlnai 0 Sign Off 1 J ron 12:30 1:00 Two Deer Killed Wilh One Shot TIL'NO, Nov. (UPI) - Col. Philip Ioofburrow of Stead Air Force Dasc will debate anyone who says you can't kill two birds wilh one stone. While hunting in Elko Coun ty, Loofburrow sighted (our doer darling Into the brush. He took aim from 400 yards away wilh his 30-06 and fired one round. Two deer fled. Loofburrow rushed to the brtish and found the other two: dead both hit In the head wilh the single bullet. I llpMa .H3 . VatatUi r-T i m WSXW -CTSCTSSwl? America. whoisooinsto Im v. VMWTW'' f sl V W'AMrmfmi3L i AKE A MOVIE IMBONS0LO-, IWBj:CVI U - t ; ' i ,mi&) t yf'"Wj t n-SK J I POOR MAN'S I KERE B lmLAM . i " 1 I fiBflfl I r r at Mark Twain School here. I illdff IV fl DPFknoivAD-rvcc M AV-rr I I ( r . T THE.T AIRCRAFT MKRY I II BJ I ' : ' ' ' y ,r ' f-l- J I I MELT LJIN I I i-N-vk i-r- f-,T- a , .-- III I O'AIRCRAR-FLVIN- REPORT S ? DAST ADMIT THE mRFiiF CHRISTMAS :;m ,c ...nrtioPro,r.m.for each chiid agrees to walk or I H ' I S WGMJXy-S -S. 1 &Sie3 '. V rMK,iKRfctoARW.ES5,.' yA GfTWtO B Simply Calinnl I P S o f TC r"3J ,V5S.N rf5T. s&&sr&biLt r -" W-JU . ? nzzzz-r ii -i mi4Am&mi mvzm JMPsmm' It checked free K jgi''I- r jS WuC SERVICE I SSSMkWL II chanhelmasterI i jT( 5) lH Sbl a $i.oo Tub. sorvic. VALLEY ELECTRONICS o OTV JZT&X- h1 "'Vff 1 Ptotciionl T.chnitlan 8TH AND BARTLETT t, If "u 's-Q ZlLt V 1''!Llirii I CTAniP . , I ninnnlllUIU BORROWED I ll JUST USED IT I '"" nfWE DIDN'T HAVE)l!fI I WOULD YOU ' E STARK'S flHAI-.rhncfmnC PAi it fora A to fish a -BoRnowEd anyinkso V rather Vil1'' ' - -. - - - i WHO'SBEEN FEW STRING OUT OF IT, TOO, A I FILLED IT WITH )fr-s,l ( WE DIDN'T I IS J.S 9 xiOTrs pn i l am mm . pv mm I using my minutes, the drainpipe ) daddyJ L grape juice T-U V borrow it S aSferW I CLEAN IIP nPPOPP TWF MFW YPAP ABBIVPCI I O f" s . V 1 i7 f WsT. X ll? li r- T- 7-. , , LKfei ! ksUJl' m HI c thu. k k k sat. k mom. k tues. I FT HfL iU WM lKmgi Jr.ii D 9 Z3 26 W 27 IBM 28 9 30 9 31 II it-ts brf rrrTKrfT' .Ti C TKJL I . ' ICKKirik. ILEMKMINIE VALUtSI ..-: - -J I h-ii L- J t- - I I -y 1 'fir AND FLOOR POLISHERS .fi I kT - M 1, il. . JfJJ vALUKES :5h0b h -;i..w n ' lwOi NEW. USED ANin BFBUIIT T lo iMF? teS!; A Av w .. WSJ l.o Id JNi53tl' . " I. I j. 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RECONDITIONED ' M " ' r:;::- : ' Ja ?; , -E C4 HOOVER ou" LOSS - - - ---ZZ fe.t RECONmTiONED ISY0UR t VOU WON'T I GOSH, THANKS,! f I CAN'T I f ClfiARS f VES I f ORDINARILV I ' T 16,88 -uJl-i- GAIN ' ' B i PART WITH PAL HERE'S A wait TO f C'j- I I KNOW- WOULDN'T BUVMVSELF th IvisTinohouse" SHETLAND hurry A that watch see what r3 JLj expensive cigars ...it;::1 westinohouse POLSheb and get s forfiptv F?,, wugwsJ&J Iw.rW uke these, but fi 27 lo NEW'T&S iz, M i sAr ff I : J r: others T0: numi:o..s :iM.tNT,oN iSu i afR i sWillflll is-MMMM " ll ' p i j 125 jj- KMrn-TV (rhannrl 10 SiRn On B itomprr Hoom Hotnprr Himin Foral Pnlnl Ynur First Iiup Truth or Consi'ftirn Vrnnlr Will Talk tci The llocloi'R Crnrrat llmpltnl Yon Dim t Sfiv Mnkt- llntim for 1 lurid v Qttrt'n For A Pnv Ciirtiton Tim "Hojirihlnrk" "Tl.tadhlotk 'HoHilldock" Wfis1lpT! Nt'H'M- NrwM'ccl Huntlr Urn t'lisi'v FlintsUinri lloniia Iti'rd Dr. Kihliiif nrKlldnr Hnrrl irt MHiy Tlirntre I Mtrry Thi.ilio i News Toniti- I ToniKht Shuw l Tonicht Show i Tonicht Shuw I Sews. Stun Off Eskimos Allow Alice To Gather Their Food ANVHOKAGK, Alaska -( l!Pl Most people sol traps for nin e. Alaska's Kskimos let mire a thrr fowl for them. One variety of mouse that lives on Alaska's desolate tun dra eolleet.s polygonum toots fur the winter, much as squirrels collect mils. And these roots are considered n delicacy by many Eskimos who live mostly on meat of one kind or another throughout the lone winter. last Night I Dreamed he took me to the Candle Room for Dlnnnr
