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7:00-World Tonight
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Tuesday
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Hour.
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
Monday:
4:00 Faith for Today
4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
6:00 Tales of the Vikings
8:30 Home Run Derby
6:00 TV Weatherman
6 05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Kate Smith
7:00 The Texan
1:30 Father Knows Best
8:00 Danny Thomas
8:30 Ann Sot hem
8 AO Hennessry
9:30 June A Hymn
10:00 Pony Express
10 30 News
10:45 Dateline Statehouie
11:00 Sign Off
Tusiday:
9 00 I Love Lucy
9 30 December Bride
1060 Love of Life
10:30 Search for Tomorrow
10 45 Guiding Light
1 1 :00 Rett lent Gun
1 1 :30 Love That Bob
11:00 About Faces
J2 30 As the World Turns
1:00 For Better or Worse
1:30 House Party
8:00 The Millionaire
8 30 Verdict Is Yours
3 00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
1:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Bargain Shopper
4:15 Social Security
4 :30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
6 00 Higher Education and You
8 JO Quick Draw McGraw
6 00 TV Weatherman
6 05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
6 30 Brave Stallion
7 00 Dennis O'Keefe
7 10 DobleGlllla
800 Tightrope
8:30 Red Skelton
900 Gary Moore
10 :0O Four Just Men
10 80 News
10.45 Date Carnegie Story
11:15 Sign Jit
1440kc KWIN 1400 kc
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Clem Steln-Newi
Clem Stein
Clem Stein-News
Clem Stein
Clem Slein-Newi
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Larry Hoover
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Larry Hoover
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11:30 Records With Ron
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12:30 Stock Market
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11:30 Records With Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 Hi-Fi Varieties
12:30 Stock Market
12:35 Hi-Fi Vorlolles
1:30 News, HI-FI Varieties
2:00 Sound of Stereo
5 :3u Sports Results
5:35 Suund of Stereo
6:00 Gospel Mission Report
6:03 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
8:00 J iuz Scene
9:00 Concert
10:00 Show Album
10:50 Sports Final
11:00 HI-FI Varieties
11 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines
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1300 KC
1 1 :55 Portals of Prayer
12:00 Market Report
2:2r Trader Horn
3 00 Dixieland Jnz
3:25 Meeting Notices
4:23 School Bell
4:45 Aviation Weather Report
5 45 Weather Report
7 30 Sign Off
0 25 Trader Horn
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KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
Monday:
4 00 American rtnndstnnd
4:31 Chaplain's Corner
4 xwuia
5 00 Cartoons
5:13 John Dally News
3 :io Denms ihe Menace
8:00 New
6 10 Weather
6:15 Duug Kd wards
6 30 Kiite Smith
7:00 'I he Texan
7:30 Fnther Knows Best
B oo Danny Thomai
8 30 Ann Sothern
9 OK HentiPMev
0 30 June Allyson
10 00 Pony Express
10:30 News
10 33 Hotel TV Paree
11:10 Garry Moore
Tuesday:
10:15 Cartoons
10 30 Search for Tomorrow
10 43 Culdlng Light
11:00 Hetties Gun
11-30 Lovt that Bob
12 On A haul Faces
12 30 As ihe World Turns
1 00 Day In Court
130 (isle Storm
2 00 Heat the Clock
2:30 Who do you Trust
3.00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3 30 Edge of Night
4 00 American Bandstand
4 3(v THA
5:00 Uncle Bill
5 30 Quick Draw McGraw
6 .00 News
6 10 Weather
6 13 Doug Edwarda
a 30 Rescue 1
7 CO Dennis O'Keefe
7 30 Doble Gillia
8:00 Tts hi rope
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9 00 Cslifnrnlans
0 30 JtiMlef USA
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The Medical
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Heartburn
Whenever a person comes
In and says he has heartburn,
I sny, "Take your hand
ft)JIMffMBVaaaaiem nnj aunr
jv I Just where it
W-n'ff I comes." And
if he starts
with his hand
over the pit
of his stom
ach and then
runs it up
over his breast
bone, perhaps
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know he has heartburn. How
is it caused? Apparently by
the regurgitation of acid gas
tric juice up from his stomach
into an irritable gullet.
There are all sorts of ways
In which the person can get
his gullet irritable, as by
blowing his top," or eating
a certain food, or drinking a
certain drink, or smoking too
much of a certain brand of
tobacco. Heartburn comes in
spells, and may go after a few
days. It can cause such severe
distress in the chest that this
cannot be told from the dis
tress of a heart attack. Heart
burn tends to run in families.
What can be done for it?
The best thing to do is to
keep a written record to see
if one can learn what factors
usually brine a spell. Then
these factors should be avoid
ed. When a spell is on there
is a very useful point in treat
ment. Swallowing an alkaline
tablet can sometimes help an
"acid stomach" but hundreds
of persons with heartburn
have told me what sounds per
fectly logical. They say that
the surest way to get relief is
to dissolve half a teaspoonful
of baking-soda in a half-glass
of water. On sipping the alka
line water, one washes the
acid out of the gullet and
neutralizes it, and with this,
the distress usually goes.
Th Child Who Has
TroubU Talking
Hundreds of mothers write
to say that their school-age
child is still having trouble
learning to talk. Perhaps he
stutters, or he has other diffi-
Ike Says Allies
Closer Than Ever
West Point. N. Y. - IUPD -
President Eisenhower declar
ed Saturday ninht that the
"ill-tempered expressions" of
Russian Premier N I k 1 1 a S.
Khrushchev have brought the
United States and Its western
allies closer together than ev
er before.
The President made the
declaration in a speech at a
Republican mcetine at which
he also stated that no nation
In the world would dare at
tack the United States.
Eisenhower horn fnr ih ta.
union of his 1915 West Point
class, left a class dinner at
nenrby Rear Mountain inn to
address the GOP meeting
oownstatrs honoring Rep.
Katharine St. Oeorae.
The President opened his
oii tiic-cuff speech with a ref
erence to the West Point re
union but then he turned to
the international situation.
"There is no nation In this
world that dares at this mo
ment to attack the United
States and they know it." he
said."
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
oiops
w Yr. N. T. S.LI Vnr !,
Jrt time acienre hae found a new
riraliii(t utitanre with the ailon-
hing ability to ahrlnk h.mor
"oidi, nop itchint, and reliere
pain without lur.rfry.
n rase after cane, while rntly
"llevinit pain, actual reduction
(hrlnkam.) took place.
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Smerltna Contultant In Me4leliia
MATU UIMt
gmerttna Proteaaur ot MedlelB.
Myo Cllnle
culties with his speech. The
mother wonders where she
can turn for help. Usually, if
she lives in a university city,
I suggest that she inquire if
at one of the colleges there is
a speech clinic. There are
splendid ones in Minneapolis,
in Iowa, and at Northwestern
University in Evanston, Illi
nois. There is a large speech
clinic in New York City. In
small cities the mother ough
to inquire of the superinten
dent of schools to see if he has
in his department a speech
therapist.
Gurgling In Th Bowels
All of us at times have some
gurgling in the bowels. It is
normal. Some very nervous
young people get noisy gur
gling when they go out with
a member of the opposite sex.
Emotions stir up the bowel.
If their doctor cares to try
it, a capsule called Copavin
(containing Codeine) is very
likely to give complete relief.
A capsule or two, taken before
the person goes out, will pro
tect him or her for the eve
ning. I have no fear of co
deine because never in a long
medical life have I seen it
produce a habituation that
was at all hard to get rid of.
No one with any sense will
ever get habituated to this
drug.
In old people the sudden
onset of gurgling loud enough
to be heard across the room
often means a beginning can
cer in the large bowel. The
colon should then be exam
ined with a barium enema and
x-rays.
Accused Bomber
Attacked in Cell
Nashville, Tenn.-IUPD-Lavoy
Tate, accused of giving his
estranged wife a booby-trapped
package that blew off
both her hands, was attacked
in a jail cell Saturday by fel
low prisoners, police report
ed. Davidson county sheriff
Tom Cartwright said the
prisoners "jumped" Tate,
threw a blanket over his head
and "pushed him around a
little bit." Tate was trans
ferred to a private cell.
He is charged with three
counts of assault with intent
to commit murder. His
estranged wife's two children
by a previous marriage were
also injured by the explosion.
Portland Man
Drowns in Rogue
Grants Pass -flJPD-A 67-year-old
Portland mart was drown
ed In the Rogue river four
miles south of here Saturday
after the boat in which he was
in capsized. The man was iden
tified as Fred Roney.
His brother. Dr. William F.
Roney, of Grants Pass, who
is in his 80's, was able to hang
onto the side of the 10-foot
aluminum boat and reach
shore safely.
Police theorized the boat hit
a swift stretch of water and
turned over.
The Portland man was vis
iting his brother.
The drowning occurred
about S p.m. and the body was
recovered within the hour.
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Ohioan's Useof
$4,000 Questioned
Washington - (BPt - Rep.
Wayne Hay (D-Ohlo) was ac
cused in a copyrighted news
paper dispatch Saturday of
failing to account publicly for
$4,000 in cash advances drawn
from the House disbursing of
fice for expenses from June,
1958, to June, 1959.
This was among a number
of examples cited by reporters
Don Aberdofer and Walter
Pincus in a copyrighted
Knight newspapers article
describing a group headed by
Hays as having "some of the
most unusual expense account
practices in Congress."
The group referred to was
the House delegation to the
NATO parliamentarians con
ference, with a $15,000 an
nual budget. Its members at
tend meetings In Paris, Lon
don, Brussels and other cap
itals of North Atlantic Treaty
organization members.
Hays, according to the ar
ticle, sponsored the law pro
viding for House participation
in the conference. The delega
tion has been referred to by
one critic. Rep. H. R. Gross
(D-Iowa), as "that junketeer
ing organization."
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Slt Of DOGS';'
THE BIROS WERE
NAMED FOR THE ,
ISLAND
MILES
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CROSSWOttD PUZZEE
ACROSS
1-A etate
(abbr.)
4-Note of ecale
l-Klns of Troy
U-Gasled for
breath
U-Fornt
warden
la-For example
(abbr.)
ll-lngredlent
H-Compaae
point
la-Conjunction
II -Caudal
appendage
Il-Kllier whale
2t-The aplrlt
36-Blunt point
28-Knock
;-Dlrke
St-Paradlae ,
lli-Leia! aeal
(abbr.)
M-PIerce
ll'Prepara for
print
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Ruiata
41-Beof animal
45-Female ruff
47-Man'a name
(-Rational
(O-Hlgheet
point
Si-Man'a name
6t-Tltle of
respect
(abbr.)
SS-Note of ecale
66-Trlnkete
69-Prepoeltlon
1-Bury
fi3-Empower
(5-Food
programe
16-A state
(abbr.)
JT-Falry
DOWN
1-Slmlan
J-Body of
water
l-Indeflnlte
article
4- Llquefr
5- Mental
images
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event
1-Hurrled
I- Preposltlon
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silver
10-Small cactua
13- Symbol for
tellurium
14- Harvesu
17 -Small
amount
ZO-Kegrete
23-Railroad
(abbr.)
tt-Steamshlp
(abbr.)
16- Mother of
Apollo
17- Artlclea of
furniture
10- Olrl'a name
31-Inlect egga
15- Beapattera
17-AthleUo
group
II- Turklah
decree
11- Pollowinf
the first
41-Young shsep
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44-Note of ecale
41-Prlnter'e
meaaure
41-Burrowlnt
animala
Si-Central
American
tree
51-Dlspatvk
i7-Danlak UuiS
division
ft-A eontlnsnt
(abbr.)
(O-Shlp'e clock
Note of scale
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