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THURSDAY 1 "
4 00 Devotions
4:05 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
4:30 Americans at Work
4:45 Panorama
5:15 Doug Edwards
320 Roy Rogers
6:00 TV Weatherman
6:05 News
8:15 Doug Edwards
620 Industry on Parade
6:45 Pappy Coleman
7:00 December Bride
720 Paris Precinct
8:00 Danger is My Business
8:30 Playhouse 90
10:00U. S. Marshal
10:30 News
1025 "Sergeant Madden"
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9:001 Love Lucy
920 Top Dollar
10:00 Love 1 Life
1020 Search for Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
H;00 Walter Cronkite
11:05 Morning Matinee
1220 As the World Turns
1:00 For Better or Worse
120 House Party
2:00 Big Payoff v
2-30 The Verdict la Yours
.30 Brighter Day
3 15 Secret Storm -320
Edge of Night
4 ;00 Devotions
405 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
4 JO Jungle Jim
5:00 Weatherman
5 05 News
5:15 Doug Edwards
520 Huckleberry Hound
. 6:00 Cavalcade of Sports
630 Feature File
7:00 Life With Elizabeth
7:30 Navy Log
8-00 Phil Silvers
8:30 Mr. Adam & Eve
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920 Amateur Hour
10:00 SA-7
1020 Late News
1025 Silver Theater .
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bow-wow boozer:
Prescot, England-fflPB-James
Halliwell, 46, was fined $108
today for drunken barking.
Police said Halliwell got down
on all fours an barked back
at a dog who barked at him
as he ,was entering his car.
They said he thus incited an
entire neighborhood of dogs
to bark. Halliwell acknowl
edged he'd had four or five
or maybe six-pints of beer.
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10:00 Bargain Roundup
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5:30 Roy Rogers
6:00 Weather
6:05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
620 Outline 59
6:55 TV Question Box
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8:00 U.S. Marshal
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10:45 Guiding Light
11:00 Across, the Board
1130 Pantomime Quiz
12:00 Music Game
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1:00 For Better or Worse
120 House Party
2:00 Big Payoff
220 Verdict is Yours
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Jungle Jim -
5:00 Chaplins Corner '
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7:00 Navy Log'
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8:00 Phil Silvers
.8:30 Mr. Adams & Eve
90 The Lineup
920 Amateur Hour
10:00 TBA
10:30 Late News
10:35 Late Movie
SOUVENIR OF WELCOME.
Washington-OJPD-Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon is
wearing a souvenir of the en
thusiastic welcome he got in
Warsaw Sunday a slight
bruise on his left forehead.
It was put there by one of the
numerous bouquets of flow
ers Polish well-wishers tossed
into his car.
The wellhead value of nat
ural gas produced in Texas in
1957 was estimated by the
U.S. Bureau of Mines at 493
nJllion dollars.
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PSORIASIS
Hundreds of; thousands of
people are much distressed by
psorsiasis, which is a basically
chronic, but
occasion ally
acute inflam
mation of the
skin, charac-
terized by
round, reddish
patches cover
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white scales.
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both arms or both legs, or on
the scalp, or anywhere.
The disease tends to involve
the finger nails, "nd in 6 per
cent of cases is affects the
joints causing arthritis. Some
times, all by itself, the disease
will largely clear up, especial
ly in the summer. In most
cases the patient's , general
h e n 1 1 h remains unaffected.
The disease appears to be he
reditary, but just why the skin
behaves as it does, no one yet
knows. '
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The Family Council
Editor's note:. The Family Council consists of a judge, a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor a women's editor and two writers.
Each article is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does
not give advice: it merely reports on problems that have been dealt
with by responsible agencies and counselors.
DAVID S.-She ought to
get rid of Lloyd.
DAISY S.-He might do
something desperate.
' : ;
DAVID S.-My wife and I
are in our early 20's and have
been marriedtwo years We
have no serious problems
about marriage, but we do
have one that concerns one
of my best friends.
-This guy Lloyd' is my age,
but as far as women go he's
like a 13-year-old. He is so
shy he blushes if a woman
walks into the room. My wife,
Daisy, decided to -.try to do
something about him. She
brought him out, got him to
talk about himself, "fixed up
dates for him.
Unfortunately, : the dates
didn't work and now Lloyd
is in love with Daisy. He goes
around mooning after her. I'm
not worried or jealous or any
thing like that, but I think
Daisy, ought to do something
quick to stop this Eyeryone
sees what's going on and it's
embarrassing.
DAISY S. - David should
trust me to handle this thing
right. Lloyd is a very sensi
tive guy and I can't just boot
him out of my life now that
he has gotten to depend upon
me for sympathy.
I am trying to match him
up with a particular friend of
mini. He tells me he can't
stand her, but I'm sure she's
the right one for him if only
he wouldn't think about me
all the time. He compares all
his- dates to me and winds
up hating them. I have tried
to show him how wrong his
attitude is but it hasn't helped
so far.
David thinks I'm being
silly, but I think this thing
has gotten a little too serious
to be. just swept away. I can't
force Lloyd to fall out of love
J with me. If I don't treat him
nicely he might do something
desperate.
THE COUNCIL: Beware of
overkindness! Many crimes
have been committed in its
name.
It was nice of Daisy to
want to help this shy young
man. She could have helped
hint-if she had known when
to stopl
The danger sets . in when
the bestower of kindness falls
in love with his own power
ful, beautiful image. It can
happen all too easily.
We won't accuse Daisy, of
actually encouraging Lloyd in
the worst sense of the word,
but we think she has taken
much too much satisfaction in
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Emeritus . Professor of Medicine.
Mayo Cllnle
Commonly, the first attack
appears when the person is
over 20. The red scaly, areas
are most likely to show up on
the elbows and knees. The
disease can bother the victims
for several years and then, for
a while it may clear up.
There are treatments of var
ious kinds, one 'of the latest
to Be described is with a lotion
called Alphosyl. Diet does not
seem to influence the disease.
The fact that there have been
so many treatments advocated
indicates that none of them is
of much use. Worse yet, if a
treatment does work well for
a while, it is likely to lose its
effectiveness and then some
thing new has to be tried. For
years one of the. best treat
ments was with a tar ointment
and ultra violet rays.
Persons interested could get
a valuable but technical book
on the subject from the New
York Academy of Sciences, 2
East 63rd St., New York 21,
N.Y.
his devotion. Through him
she has found a way to lord
it over all her girl friends.
She has found a new source
of power.
' If Daisy will dare take an
honest look at herself, we
thinl- she'll be ' able to see
that she has as many prob
lems as her unfortunate ad
mirer. Despite her marriage,
she apparently doesn't have
a deep enough " sense of . se
curity in her feminine attrac
tiveness. It is indeed too cruel
to use another person's weak
ness in an effort to gain a
feeling of power for oneself.
Daisy, let Lloyd off the
book.
.(Copyright 1959. Qeneral
Features Corp.)
1Q' Not Best Judge
Of School Pupil
Syracuse, N..Y. -ttJPIr-' A gui
dance counselor . says a1 child's
"IQ" should nevej be the sole
basis for determining if he is
an exceptional student.
Miss Gertrude B. Wood
ward told a recent Student
Personnel Conference at Syra
cruse university that such
things as family background,
vocational interests, social re
lationships and extra-curricular
activities must also be con
sidered. Miss Woodward, a
teacher and counselor in
California high schools, , ex
plained: "If a child is intellectually
well developed and yet is not
mature emotionally or in so
cial relationships beyond his
grade, it would be unwise to
put him ahead a grade no mat
ter what is IQ." '
Drinking Man Gets
Hobby; Then Trouble
Buffalo, N.Y.-flJPB-Louls Kel
lerman testified that he had
a drinking ' problem seven
years ago and was advised
to take up a hobby.
"So I took up betting," Kel
Ierman said.
Kellerman's horse activities
were found to go beyond just
betting. The justice of the
peace in the town of Hamburg
convicted him of-bookmaking.
Hawaii grows about 25 per
cent of the United States sup
ply of sugar.
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A Thursday, August 6, 1959
New Satellite
Detection Noted
West H a r t f o r d, Conn. -(Science
Service) - A new
method for detecting satellites
whose radio transmitters are
no longer operating is now
available. It was devised by
three "ham" radio operators.
They found that each satel
lite builds and carries alone
with it a cloud of ionized par
ticles, and that this cloud can
be detected by listening to dis
turbances it causes in the
radio transmissions of WWV,
WWV is the National Bureau.
of Standards' broadcast sta
tion "parrying standard time
signals at various frequencies,
Two very different types of
disturbances at a frequency of
10 megacycles were found by
Clayt Roberts, Paul Kirchher
and Dave Bray of the General
Electric Company's Advanced
Electronics Center, Cornell
university, Ithaca, N.Y. An
other effect was found at the
20 megacycle frequency, a fast
flutter, similar to the familiar
airplane flutter seen on TV
screens.
The scientists have dubbed
the two effects at 10 mega
cycles; "D o p p 1 e r" and
Rumble.", Both are audible
radio tones, they report in
QST, official journal for ama
teur radio fans published here.
The ionospheric effects have
been recorded from the two
sections of Sputnik III, and
from the lost satellite, Dis
coverer!. Their project is
being continued using GE fa
cilities.
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