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When Ozzie makes a big hit
out of explaining feminine intui
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Hicky. he ties into something
that almost gets out of hand.
On "The Adventures of 0ie
and Harriet" tonight over Sta
tion KYJC at 9 o'clock, the
entire family seizes onto intui
tion as a toll to get the things
they want, and It takes Harriet's
firm hand to see that they don't
maneuver themselves out of
seeing the season's opening ball
game which each hag set his
heart on attending.
1 The true story of a handsome,
egotistic thief, and how the FBI
and local police cooperate to
capture him is the actual file to
be dramatized on Jerry Devine's
"This Is You FBI" program over
Station KYJC at 8:30 p.m.
The running of the $50,000
added Gallant Fox Handicap, a
mile-and-three-sixteenth race fof
leading three-year-olds and up,
will be described over Station
KYJC at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Actress Betty Hutton. that
inimitable miss of musical com
edy currently starred in "Annie
Get Your Gun," will direct her
bubblesome enthusiasm toward
movicland reporters when she
sits in for the off cuff question
answer session as guest during
the Saturday broadcast of ABC's
'Hollywood Byline" broadcast
over Station KYJC at 7 p.m.
Saturday.
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Old-Time Religion
Making Comeback
Writer Discovers
Washington U.R) About four
years ago, Archi Robertson de
cided there wag something more
important he had to do than
work for tha federal govern
ment. Aa ha reasoned it out, the task
appeared to shape up as an ex
haustive search into the roots of
American religion. Among tha
things ha wanted learn for him
self were wnere aid mis religion
stem from, what forms did it
take, and whar is It now
headed?
Robertson ap p r 0 a c h e d the
question not as a religious fana
tic. The son and grandson of
leaders In the Baptist church, he
had no particular religious com
pulsion beyond the natural
curiosity 01 a newspaperman.
In 1948, Robertson was en'
gaged on a special assignment
for the late Edward R. Stettinltis,
then secretary of state. He gave
up the job to make the first part
of a 10,000-mile journey to all
sections of the country to Inquire
into all forms of religion, past
and present.
The results of his travels and
miestioninss are to be found in
"That Old-Time Religion," Just
published by Houghton Mitflln.
Robertson, who visited almost
every kind of religious group in
the country, has concluded that
the "old-time religion" is on the
upsurge. It is no longer the dog
matic, rule-of-the-book kind of
religion but a more personal
relationship between the wor
shipper and the things he be
lieveg in.
"The fact that gome Americans
chew gum during divine service
may be deplorable but is surely
not too Important in the sight of
God," he writes.
To get his material, Robertson
investigated not only the large
sects but the special cults. He
found that the snake people
would use a water moccasin for
their rites If t h e rattlesnakes
were hibernating.
He found a four-year-old or
dained minister on the West
Coast who could perform mar
riage. He found some hypocrisy
it: 1 1 iar i
Your Health and Its Care
ly DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.O.
Readers sheuld address Inquiries rei Dr. Willlem Brey,
26 fl Cemiee, Beverly Hills, Cgllf.
A YOUNO FATH
In your tally of letters regard
ing the presence of the prospec
tive fmhrr at the birth of hla
baby, please
count this as
on from
young parents
who believe
you are mis
leading your
readers when
you imply
that it is the
husband's right
or duty to wit
ness the deliv
ery in hospi
tals In the
area. (G. L.,
Ui. eradf
JO.)
Young man, you are mislead.
So are too many other prospec
tive and recent fathers who have
written to mo in similar vein.
Not including titles or headings
or similar contributing of near
editors, office boys, bright Girl
Fridays etc, who take liberties
with my copy, neither you nor
any other misled young man can
find in my writings the state
ment or the implication that the
husband or prospective father
should "witness" the birth of his
baby.
Pray, young man, proceed.
Last March my wife gave birth
to her second child (her child,
young man? that's the trouble
with you and a million other
prospective and recent fathers)
at hospital, An hour or two
before the birth she asked to see
me. I was In the waiting-room
thirty yards away. Her request
was politely denied, In accord
ance with hospital policy and
board of health regulations.
If you will take the time from
your bowling to conduct a little
investigating before sounding off
again on this subject, you will
find that practically all hos
pitals, probably in this area, will
not allow . , . (G. L., Jr.)
Enough from you, young man.
You annoy me. After all, I gup
pose you acquired your wrong
impression of my sounding off
on the presence of the husband
at his wife's side at the supreme
moment of their life, not from
what I wrote, but from the odds
and ends of my copy that were
printed.
The idea of the husband or any
one else "witnessing" childbirth
never entered my head, until you
uneducated or badly educated
prospective or recent parents be
gan telling me your childish
troubles.
The prospective father's Inter
est and concern In the matter is
precisely the same as the Interest
and concern of the prospective
mother. It is the birth of THEIR
baby, the most sacred and the
in high places, but a lot of honest
faith In others. Hig report on the
future of the "old-time religion"
is far from bearish.
Now an information specialist
in Washington for the Economic
Cooperation administration, Rob
ertson disclosed in an interview
that gathering material for his
book was not completely a lark.
"Starting in July, 1948, I trav
eled by train to Tennessee, North
Carolina, Los Angeles, Salt Lake
City, Chicago and Boston," he
said. "I thought I had all the
material I needed. .
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most trilling experience of life
THEIR life. To Interpose any
theoretical or artificial obstacle
or prohibition in the way of man
and wife sharing the miracle ii
unconscionable. My advice to
the prospective parents is this:
Give hospitals, lying-in institu
tions anoT doctors that separate
parantg a wide berth. If this la
the "policy" in all the hospitals
in your area, remember that in
your own home you determine
"policy." Remember, too, that
home la the safest place to have
a baby.
QVMHON8 ANSWERS '
gore On Hip
Mother "has a large sore on Mb
which I think was caused by a spinal
block during operation. What can we
do tor It' The doctor will not treat
It any more. iMra. T.)
Answer Hip' covers e lot el
territory. I doubt that a spinel Injec.
tlon had anything to do with it. is It
a bed-sore? Or did It follow an Injeo.
Uon into the hip A ore sometimes
results from not Injecting certain
drugs deeply enough. Why not I00K
up a new dootor
Yogurt
Ben Told yogurt It deficient In eel
elum and cannot take the place ot
milk. What Is the dally requirement
of Calcium' (Mrs. C. H.)
Answer You've BEN TOLD wrong
Requirements for calcium vary with
age. activity and other factors. Min
imal requirement Is 08 grams. Max
imalIn nursing mothers ao grams
18 grams In pregnancy. A gram Is
approximately 15 drains.
Color-Bliodness
Recently examined (or the navy
and rejected for color blindness. Is
there any cure for this? (P. R.)
Answer Color blindness Is usually
only partial and in most occupations
Is no great handicap. There is no cure
for it
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