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WEDNESDAY 60 Sign On 6:15 Evangelistic Center 7:05 Weather 9:25 Trader Horn 11:45 Weather 12:00 Market Report 12:45 Livestock Report 2:23 Trader Horn 3:00 Dixieland Jazz 3:25 Meeting Notices 4:25 School Bell 4:45 Sign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log is printed as a free public service lor the Mail Tribune s readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) TUESDAY 3.00 Bargain Shopper 5:15 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:0U TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:3" Brave Stallion 7' Dale Carnegie Story 7 Four Just Men 8 ..' Denn.s O'Keefe 8:30 Dobie Gillis 9:00 Tightrope 930 Red Skelton 10:00 Garrv Moore 11:00 News 11:05 Sign Otf trVED-NKSDAS 10:00 1 Love Lucv 10:30 December Bride 11:00 Love of Life 1 1 J30 Search for Tomorrow 12:00 Restless Gun 12:30 Bui) Ciuiunings 1 :00 About Faces 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 For Bettc- or Worse 2:30 House Party 3:00 The Millionaire 3 30 Verdu-l 1 Yours 4:00 Brighter Dav 4:15 Secret Storm 4 JO Edge of Night 5:00 Uncle Bills Cartoons 5:30 Superman 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 News 6:15 Doug Edwards and News 6:30 Sergeant Preston 7:00 Mickey Spillane 7:30 Be Our Guest 8:30 Men Into Space 9:00 The Millionaire 9:30 I've Got a Secret 10:00 Circle Theatre 1 1 :00 News 11.-05 Rawhide 12:05 Sign Off OCEAN AREA Boston - Area of the Atlan tic ocean is about 41 million square miles or one-fifth the .surface of the globe. It com prises three - tenths of the globe's water surface. KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TUESDAY 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:0'.' 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Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1960 The Medical Roundup by Lmerltus Consultant to Medlctne Mayo Clir-le Emeritus Professor ot Medicine Mayo Clint 9 ! i The Very Tired Mother Often, when the ailing mother of several small chil dren comes into my office, and I cannot find anything Xflphysically wrong with her, I wonder if all of her f e e 1 i ngs of great fatigue can be due purely to the fact that for dr. alvarez years, sne nas worked some 16 or 18 hours out of the 24. AVorse yet, every so often she is wakened at night by a crying child. Sometimes I learn that the woman bore three children in five years. Before she had time to recover from one pregnancy, she was start ed on another. A strong ro bust woman might have stood all this, but the patient before me looks as if she had always been frail and a bit sickly. Perhaps, her mother was like her. My patient may say she was weli enough until she started to teach school, or she had her first child, and then her health failed, and she nev er quite got on her feet again. Many years ago, when I started to practice medicine, I made a particular study of these people whom I came to call "constitutionally frail," or "inadequate to stand up to the strains of life." The Army doctors found hundreds of thousands of he sons of such women - men who went to pieces nervously as soon as a sergeant started drilling them. They just couldn't stand the exercising in the hot sun, and they couldn't stand being away from the supporting influence of their home. Many had quickly to be discharged and sent back home. Work Never Done Many a man, when left for an hour or two to take care of his two or three small chil dren, has marvelled that his wife could stand the strain of that sort of thing all day and every day, seven days a week. Long before she came to re lieve him, he was frantic to turn over the job to her. As all mothers know, their work is never done. All day long the small children have to be watched so that they don't get into things, or poison themselves, or get into a bad accident. On many days, also, a child is feverish and fretful, and this adds much to the mother's strain. When I started out in medi cine I was so impressed with the importance of fatigue as a cause of illness, especially in the cases of the mothers of several children, that I read everything I could find on the subject, which wasn't much. I doubt if, even yet, we doc tors are studying fatigue as carefully as we should. Many a time I have seen a woman whose illness seemed to be due to her having been able to put off tne effects of fa tigue until she had gotten "to the end of her rope." Morse Crilicizes uiler's Stand On Favorite Sons Washington-HTE-Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) took issue with Democratic National Chair man Paul M. Butler today for "criticizing favorite-son cand idacies" in Oregon. Morse said it was taken as a slap at him. Morse wrote Butler that he had not seen the chairman make a similar commeni about a favorite-son candi dacy in Florida or California. "Neither do I have any knowledge of your flying into Ohio, where Gov. Michael V. Disalle is running as a favorite-son stooge for Kennedy, and making any such criti cisms there as you made in Oregon." Damage Already Done Morse said he understood Butler later tried to exclude him from the implications of his statement but added, "what damage could be done by your previous statement had already been done.". He said it had always been his view that the Democratic chairman "should never in volve himself directly or in directly in the primary cam paigns being conducted by any member of the Demo cratic party for any office." Butler said in Portland last Friday ntght he "preferred that favorite sons do not in terfere with the bona, fide candidates" in presidential preference primaries. Woman Loses Principle Fight Springfield, Mass.-dTD-Mrs. James Walsh has lost her S4 million battle of principle with the Hadley Falls Trust Co. Last Nov. 20 Mrs. Walsh went to the bank and bought a check for S22.75-only to have the teller, Miss Anna Helliwell, inadvertently issue one for $4,000,022.75. Neither discovered the error until lat er. Miss Helliwell informed her superiors of the error and was fired. Mrs. Walsh refused to re turn the check unless Miss Helliwell was rehired. The bank refused to rehire her and went to court to get back the check. District Judge Wilfred Pa quet Monday ordered Mrs. Walsh to return the check promptly. He termed the en tire dispute "senseless." Bank officials breathed a sigh of relief. But Mrs. Walsh still was unhappy. She had lost her battle of principle. Miss Helliwell was even un happier. She's still out of a job. RETAIL CENSUS Washington - There is a re tail store for every 20 fami lies, a food store for every 62, an apparel store for every 326, and a drug store for every 602 in the U.S. CRATER TELEVISION 126 E. Pine Street CENTRAL POINT PHONE NO 4-1797 Al Olufsen Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technician We Use and Recommend Raytheon Tubes Strange As It Seems B H,x 'w Ng3$llsw-. sj?iaEi ALEXANDER inc GREAT 'V.'AS N EUROPE, DIED IM ASIA. AND WAS BUR;ED IN AFRICA TriE WATERS OF THE BLACK SEA ARE. A ScAUTlrUL BLUE-GREEM Kit GROUND HOG 15 the only ANIMAL AFTEi? 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