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8:15 Rustv Draper
8:30 World Tonight
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10:15 Turntable Terrace
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6:15 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music
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6:45 Yawn Patrol First News Chuckwagon
70 News Roundup
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NBC Bandstand
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12:15 News Weather
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1:15 Arthur Godfrey"
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400 Feminine Fancies
330 Devotions
Film Folio
--45 -Search for Tomorrow
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"2C45 Cartoon Time
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-tJ-30 Life with Elizabeth
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M0 The Big Story
"ShuO The Millionaire
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500 U.S. Steel Hour
4.f00 Western Marshal
1030 News
10:35 Lawrence Welk
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J2T30 Verdict Is Yours
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-;i;30 Edge of Night
-tO0 Garv Moore
L'ZSSO Arthur Godfrey
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J500 Feminine Fancies
4 :30 Devotions
4:35 Men of Action
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
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5.30 Ore-Cal Panorama
6:00 Your TV Weatherman
6 :05 News
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7:30 Playhouse
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8:30 Climax
9:30 Sheriff of Cochise
10:00 Industry On Parade
10:15 Gateway
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5:00 Woody Woodpecker
5:30 Tim McCoy
5:45 TV Question Box
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Passport
7 :00 Passport
7:30 American Legend
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9:00 U.S. Steel Hour
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1 1 :50 Cartoons
12:00 Big Payoff
12:30 Verdict Is Yours
1:00 Brighter Day
1:15 Secret Storm
1:30 Edge of Night
2:00 Garv Moore
3:30 Dotto
430 Uncle Bill Show
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
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6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Playhouse
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Los Angeles (IP) Tomor
row's citizens of the space age
have called for the United
States to establish a co
ordinated solar laboratory to
meet Russian research in that
field.
Wednesday. January 29. 1958
The Medical
. Aft. I":
Can Children Be Marked
Many pregnant women keep
wondering if their child will
be '"marked'.' when once they
were irignt-
ened by some-
thing or other,
Actually, ex
perts are sure
that such
markings can
not take place.
Usually, the
mother gets
her fright dur
Dr. Alvarez
months of
ing the later
her pregnancy
when the child is already
well-formed and hence cannot
Family
Council
Madeline D. 1 guess I
haven't got the guts.
Roy M. It's just a matter
of being sensible about things.
Madeline D. I am 20 years
old and engaged to a boy three
years older. We are planning
to marry next year when we
have saved enough money to
get started in our own home.
The problem is that Roy
and I are very much in love.
I guess we pet too much. Roy
says that since we really love
each other and are determined
to get married, it would be no
great crime if we had rela
tions before marriage.
In one way I think it would
be okay. After all, it's not as
though we are just crazy kids
not knowing what we are
doing. On the other hand,
when I imagine going to a
hotel or some strange place
with Roy, I just feel I haven't
got the guts.
Roy M I am no irrespon
sible kid trying to lead a nice
girl astray. I love Madeline
with all my heart and I will
never marry anyone else. I
just think we are giving each
other a harder time than is
necessary.
I talked the whole thing
over with a friend of mine and
he told me the same -.thing
happened with him and his
wife when they were engaged.
She turned him down, and as
a result he got mixed ud with
I another girl. The whole thing
was a mess and he says his
wife has never forgiven her
self.
I care about Madeline too
much to want to let anything
like that happen. Neither of
us is immoral by nature. It is
just a question of being sen
sible about things. Madeline
is mature enough to under
stand this.
The Council: For a "sen
sible," "responsible" young
man, Roy sure is a bundle of
contradictions.
He likes to think of himself
as being moral, yet he is bent
on breaking the moral code
He insists upon his responsi
bility, yet he waves the threat
of involvement with another
woman. Of course, he is being
terribly "sensible" when he
works, dreams and saves to
start married life in a com
fortable home, yet tries to per
suade his fiancee to begin
their physical relationship
under difficult conditions in
sordid surroundings.
We are rather distrustful of
Roy's- great protestations of
love. Surely, it has occurred
to him that although it would
be fine to start marriage in a
nice home, free and clear of
debt, it would be better to
marry now and live with
hand-me-downs or furniture
bought on time than to be
come involved in an illicit
affair.
However, we do not recom
mend Madeline and Roy rush
into marriage at once. The
engagement period has a pur
pose and it should be a happy
time a real preparatory
period in which to build firm
foundations for the marriage.
Madeline and Roy need to
learn to share nd enjoy many
things together. Unless they
have mutual interests, good '. s
friends and a lively concern j
for each other in every phase s
of their lives, their marriage j
will become a very empty 1 1
thing. Now is the time for I
them to develop and deepen j
every aspect of their relation- j 1
ship, outside, of the physical, i g
Madeline knows the answer j
to her problem when she says. , 8!
I guess we pet too much.'
We guess they do.
(Copyright 1958. General
Features Corp.)
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get a hare lip or a strawberry
mark. It might reassure many
women to know that, during
its life in the womb, the fetus
is not part of the mother; it is
only in contact with the moth-
j er through the "afterbirth."
The blood vessels of the moth
er are near enugh to this ex
tension of the blood vessels of
the child so that needed oxy
gen and food can diffuse
across the very thin barriers.
Always there is a double bar
rier of tissue between mother
and child.
Many a mother fears that
her unhappiness during a
pregnancy made her child un
happy, but experts do not see
how this could happen. Many
pregnant women hope that by
reading poetry and listening
to lovely music they can in
fluence for good their unborn
child, but, again, experts do
not see how this could be done
across the tissue barriers in
the after-birth. .
Cystic Mastitis
Many women want to know
if cystic mastitis can be cured.
I fear that the woman will
probably have some discom
fort with her breasts for much
of her life. They may hurt her
and worry her for a week out
of every month. Another ques
tion is, is mastitis likely to
turn into cancer? I much
doubt it, unless the woman
has a number of relatives with
cancer of the breast. I do not
remember reading any statis
tics to show that the many
women with tender or
"shotty" breasts are particu
larly subject to cancer. Quite
a few have operations on the
breasts when the physicians
have difficulty ruling out the
presence of cancer.
All women past the age of
35 or 40 should examine their
breasts from time to time and
the day they find a lump they
should go to a physician. Oft
en he can say that the little
lump is a smooth, easily mov
able little cyst or sac full of
water which is very probably
benign (not cancerous) but
often he will have it removed
because the only man who
can say with certainty that it
is not dangerous is the pa
thologist the expert who ex
amines very thin sections of
tissue under a microscope.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers win understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to di
agnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
Bakery Removed
From Unfair List
Portland OP! The Multno
mah County Labor Council
has voted 91 to 17 to take
the Marckx Home Deliv
ery JBakery m .Portland otf
the unfair list of organized la
bor. The move was interpret
ed by some delegates as a slap
at the ousted Teamsters union
which has had a contract with
the bakery.
Marckx has been under
union ban for years. Removal
of the firm from the unfair
list was recommended by the
council executive board at re
quest of the bakery workers
and the stationary workers lo
cals which also have contracts
with the firm.
Eugene Council Votes
'Dry Zone' Licenses
Eugene (IP The Eugene
city . council has noted ap
proval for package beer lic
enses for three grocery stores
within the so - called "dry-
zone" that has become tradi
tional in an area adjacent to
the University of Oregon cam
pus.
Salem (IP) Oregon's Traffic
Safety Commission will meet
here Wednesday.
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Three Accidents Are
Reported to Police
Medford police reported
three accidents in which i
three drivers were cited on ;
Monday.
Jimmy Lloyd Taylor, 619
Clark st., was cited for inade
quate brakes and Charles
Raymond Rush Jr., 25 Gran
ite St., Ashland, was cited for
failure to yield the right-of-way
after cars they were op
erating were involved in a
collision at Sixth and Ivy sts.
about 11 a.m. Monday, ac
cording to police.
R. Mead Cooley, 648 Plum
St., was cited for failure to
maintain proper lookout aft
er a car he was driving struck
parked cars owned by Ken
neth Gene Morris, 528 North
GraDe st.. and William and
John Katzenbach, Grants
Fass, ponce said, xney saia
the accident took place on
North Grape st., between First
and Second sts., about 1:50
p.m.
Cars operated by Philand
er Ottoe Keller, 875 Lawns
dale ave., and Maxine Tolley
Hale, 59 North Orange st.,
were involved in an accident
at Main and Orange sts. about
3 p.m. Monday, according to
police. They said no citations
were issued.
DeCicco Awarded
Damages by Court
Portland OPi Mike De
Cicco, local tire dealer, has
been awarded 3110,000 dam
ages by a Circuit Court jury
in a State Highway Commis
sion condemnation suit.
The suit involved three par
cels of land totaling 66,712
square feet near Southwest
Harbor dr. and Water ave. De
Cicco had asked for $414,643
and the commission had of
fered $90,000 for the land,
which was condemned to
make way for the Harbor dr.-
Water blvd. section of the
Portland-Salem expressway.
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Dodgers
outfielder
11 Carries
13 Sentences to
punishment
16 Arabian prince
19 Make amends
21 War god
22 Part of flower
25 Bog down
27 Small valley.
30 Vapid
32 Newspaper
paragraphs
3 Heavenly body
36 Balance
37 Remained at
ease
38 Send forth
40 Meal
41 Chairs
44 Bitter
47 Filipino
45 Toward the
sheltered side.
52 Emerge
-ictorious
54 Wine cup
57 College degree
(ahbr.)
55 Note of scale
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