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KBOY ranch: 12:15-1230 Sunday only) KBOY ranch. 6 30 Sign off. TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tlas following TV broadcast log if printed ai a free public ferric ior the Miil Tribuna'i readers and TV Tiewert. Schedule cfcaaef are printed at provided by the TV staiioni. and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility ior errori or ominiont. KBIS-TV (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4 00 Rin Tin Tin 4 3U Uncle Bill s Show 5.00 Gateway. 5 15 Doug Edwards and The News 5 30 Ore Csl Panorama 615 Your TV Weatherman 6 20 News 6.30 Gateway 6 4. 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David Grief 8 00 Undercurrent 8 30 Highway Patrol 9 00 I Spv 9 30 Search for Adventure 10 30 New s 10 35 Feature Presentation The Medical Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation The Woman Who Would Be Loving A woman asks a good ques tion. She says, "I read your article on how a loving wife jw;e Can cause her I husband to r I live longer if she is affec tionate. But, please, tell me how can she keep passing her hand thro ugh his hair or patting Dr Aivmrei us nana :i he'll never let on that she is doing it, or pay any attention to her. or appreciate her affec tion? What, also, can she do when she'd give anything to have her husband do these same things to her, and he never does? "He did a little of this for a few years after our marriage, ; but then his affection seemed : to wear off, and now all his: urges to love are gone. If I am affectionate, he growls and says, Leave me alone'." The woman fears there is nothing she can do about it, but she is so lonely and so hungry for love. My heart goes out to people like her; and I am sorry, also, for her husband because he, too, , is missing much that he might have in rich abundance. It is ; hard to say always why such : things happen; even the two people concerned can seldom agree as to why they came to be living largely apart in their house. As I have said several 1 times in this column, there are I millions of both men and women 1 who were not born to get affec- j tionate with anyone. They never j care to reach out and touch even i their child, and many are dis-: tressed when anyone touches j tnem. Many of these persons are schizoid, and relatives of schizophrenics. To illustrate, a woman came to see me because she is worry ing terribly and feels as if she were headed for a nervous breakdown. She is sad because she cannot show her kind hus band the affection she would like to give him. I asked, "Did your parents ever show you any affection?" and she sid, '"No, Dad was never affectionate, and I cannot remember a time when Mother ever cuddled me, kissed me, tucked me up in bed, or showed the least sign of love for me. Dad came to hate her be cause, also with him, she never showed any sign of affection. Because of this, they were al ways quarreling bitterly." I asked, '"What happened to your I mother?" and my patient said, ! "She withdrew more and more from life and eventually had to be put into a mental hospital. My sister is also in a mental j hospital with schizophrenia." Many readers may ask,. But why discuss so unhappy a sub ject?" and my answer is be cause I get scores of letters from men and women who cannot understand why their spouse is so unaffectionate and so un touchable. There are, of course, several reasons for this, but one of the commonest ones is that the person is schizoid, and has inherited a small amount of a tendency that wrecked the san ity of some ancestor. Fortunate ly, most schizoids seem to get by without even getting so bad as to need any hospitalization. Often two schizoids marry, which may be all right for them, but it can be terribly hard on any children they may have. These children can be born a schizophrenic, or they can just suffer from lack of affection. Navy Planning Homecoming Chicago (IP The Navy hopes some two million alumni will muster in for a massive home coming reunion at the nation's oldest and largest naval train ing center. Great Lakes. The Navy has invited such fa mous alumni as Jack Benny, Bob Feller, Larry Doby, Ray An thony, Tony Zale, George Halas and Harold E. Stassen to return here during the reunion period that ends Oct. 7. A Navy spokesman said the training center has invited grad uates of the last 46 years, and added that each week a different one of the 21 midwestern states served by the base will be hon ored. At the time of dedication, Great Lakes had 39 buildings, a capacity for 1,500 men and only 600 boots (recruits) in training on a tract of land equaling 172 acres. Today, the training center has 775 buildings on more than 1,500 acres of land, and during a peak month in 1944 had a census of close to 104.000 men. , j At present there are 17 service schools in operation with a com-. plement 1f 6,000 boots, plus ! about 4.000 men. including offi-! cers from foreign countries. The ; spokesman said that during sum mer months, the number almost doubles when- reserves return for refresher courses. Baker. County Judge Dies of Heart Ailment Baker HP judge Forrest L. Hubbard, 72, circuit judge of Baker county for, many years, d'ed at St. Elizabeths hospital here Tuesday night. 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