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G O o o RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Programs UiUd below rccilved Trlbunt asiumaa do responsibility KYJC 1230 ke KMED 4:00 Lowell 'lom News Hear 4:15 Sound 1230 Eydie Cornic" 4 30 Tom Harmon Local News Road 4:45 Frank Got Sound Roadshow a:00 Ntws" Sound lliaoNewi" Road Show :16 Sound 1230 Road Show 5:30 Slory Hour Weather Local Newa 5:45 Sound 1230 orval Anderson "0-00 News Amoa-Andy Elsenhower Report :16 Amoi n Andy" Elsenhower Report" 6:30 Comedy Hour Morgan Ueatty" 6:45 Richards B4R Alex Drier' "7:00 World Tonight News Dinner Music 7:15 Sound 123U Dinner Music 7:30 Sound 1230 Dinner Music 7:45 Sound 1230 Dinner Music 8:00 News'" Frost Frost Report Music 1:15 Sound 1230 awinasnin 3(1 Sound 1230 Swlnijshift 8:45 Sound 1230 TJLT-own"Z "9 -00 Local News Sound News Go Show 9:15 Sound 1230 Co Show 9:30 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 9:45 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 10 SO Richfield Reporter"" HI-FI Club 10:16 Sound 1230 Hi-FI Club 10:30 Sound 1230 Frost Report-Nltebeat 10:45 Sound 1230 Nlghtbeal ll:00.SlinOH News' NlKhtbeat 11-18 Nllhtbeat-Local News 11:30 Sign OH RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY Sign"6n 5:30 5.41W "iJOO Sound 1230 0.15 Sound 12.10 6:30 Frank Gobs' 6:45 Sound 1230 7:00 News Roundup" 7:1ft Sound 1230 7:30 Sports Show wnne up Wake Up W.ike Up 7:45 aouna ju a.nn i.:,ZTi uofithor Newi S':1S Breakfast Club Fiddler Lititen Hank Peck News 8:30 Breakfast Club' Cliff Enple News' CI If Schee 8:43 breakfast Club EjnphaiisLlstenCllf Scheel '9 00 News" Baby Corner NewF- Swap & SelJ Cliff Scheel B'lg Trading Post Listen Cliff Scheel o-an Younn Dr. Malone Local News Listen Safety Serenade 9:49 Ma Perkina" 10:00 News" "Whispering 10:15 Couple Next Door1 10:30 Rich a rds Trent' 10;45 Pat Buttram lT:00 Ne wV 1 23 6 11:13 Sound 1230 1 1 :30 Garry Moore 1 1 :45 Croshy-Clooney' Dennis Local NewsListen Tello-Teef Na't'l.&'N.W News 15-nn Paul HnrveV 12:18 Volley Newa Weath - Weather l!3nS!13iSo nVw 15 TTnn w-..r."rir:nrfrv Ni-u-K 1 -isArthur Godfrey' KMKD 1:30 Arthur Godfrey" 14.1 Arthur Godfrey Lcl, News E mphasis' 3 :00 News' Houseparty 1 'News 2-30 Zsa Zsa Courtney Local News Hear 2:45 Del Courtney Emphasis j-iear VotWDal Courtney Nt-ws 3:15 Del Courtney 3:30 Traffic Jam 3:45 Traffic Jam Henr Local News Hear Emphasis' Hear News Hear Hear Local News Road 4:00 Lowell UTinmss 4:15Sound 12.(0 4:30 Turn Harmo 4:45 Frank GoasJ "5:00 News 3:15 Sound 1230 U-30 Story Hour Road Show 5:43 Sound "fl 00 News Amos-Andy"NcwR B:t5 Amos 'n Andy" Dinner 8 30 Comedv Hour' Morgan 0:45 Bob RichardB. 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To develop messoge for Thursdoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. (43-44-55.58 C. APfl 21 I S-V MAY 21 Bl 5- 6- 9-22 "L'24-27-72 GEMINI MAY 21 28-50-83-85 CANCIR tM JUNE 23 1v19.5.-.-59 62-67-89-90 uo. ) JULY 24 AUG 23 4- 7.2064 65 66-74 VIICO AUG 24 f SEPT. 22 W. 5-1 7-56-57 ()Good (g) HyoO-71-8: The Medical by I J v V Psychopathlcnlly Delinquent Lad Every so often in the news papers I read about some mad-dog criminal who raped a girl, and then stabbed her und beat her :o death. The judges turned him over to some psychia' t r i s ts tor treatment. A tew months later I read that he had been discharged apparently cured, and a few days later I read that he had raped and beaten to death another girl. This sort of thing should disgust all sen slble people. Why can't judges, district attorneys, lawyers, psychiatrists, and especially parole officers, learn some day that mad-dog psychopathic criminals are not cured with psychotherapy? When will we all decide that we would like to protect our girls from these half-crazy criminals? I recently read a report by Dr. MeliUa Schmideberg, a director of the Association for the Psychiatric Treatment of Offenders (East 97th St., New York). She is trying to do something constructive about this problem. She tells about a mother who recently called her to say that her 16-year-old boy had been arrested for "impairing the morals of a child." The judge had dis missed the case, saying that what the boy needed was psy chiatric treatment. The moth er, naturally fearing that her abnormal boy would prompt ly go back to his old tricks, started trying to find where in her huge city she could get the psychiatric treatment the judge had thought would be so easy to get and so cura tive. First, she called up one of the best-known psychiatric clinics one of the few which takes free patients. Long Waiting LUi They said their waiting-list was so long that they could no' hope to sec the boy for 10 months. The next group the mother called was a psycho analytic society. They said said they didn't take 16-year-olds. Next, the mother called a clinic In Brooklyn. They said they did not take resi dents from Manhattan. Then the mother heard of a psycho, analytic clinic in which some pntlcnts wore seen for a rea sonable foe. All she got from them was an 'implication form to fill out. She did not hear from them again. Another clinic Informed the mother that they did not attempt to treat delinquents. Probably they had sense enough to know that it rarely did any good. With the mother's small income, she obviously could not take her boy to a psychia iiM.'m'mi'i J1- . n tt 1 Ther 3 1 Mod 6 1 Fovor 2 Could 32Todoy 62 And - 3 Quick 23Putit 63W.fh 4 Th 34 Somt 64 BtlnQ 5 Don't JSSoc'ol 63 Some 6 Bonk 36 Unique 66 Surprise 7 Day 37 Vi.lt 67 Romonct 8 Action 3BWho 68Mtnsogl 9 Too 39ConrxH 69Todoy 1 0 Succeed 40 Too 70 Document IIB 41 Con 71 And 1 2 Don't 42 Much 72 Improbable 13 Affaln 43 Lou 73 Solving 14 Don't 44 Of 74MtHOfltS 15 Keep. 45 From 75 Could 16 Expect 46 Bestow 76 A 17 On 47 Or 77 P rob Isms 18 Can 48 Todoy 76 MartnaKss 19 Conndsr 49 Ahcod 79 Be 20 Moy 50 Tht SO Being 21 See 51 Methods 8 1 F,nof 22 Much 52 Other 82 Avoid 23 Surprise 53 For - 83 Leod 24 On 54 Entertaining 84 Good 25 Today 55 An 85 Aoortsslvely 26 Decnloni 56 The 86Cotl 27 The 57RQht 87 Results 28 Take 58 tmportont 88 Detours 29 Those 59 Courtship 89 Are UK ALVflUK ., .v. et -e- ' "ti t fi i ii MEDFORD MAIL R. POLLAN- SWT. OCT. 12-16-40-42 J 1 145-52-69 4 Komo OCT. 34 NOV 23 13-18-30-3Of 9-63-a4-8ASj lAGITTARIUl NOV. DEC. 22 14-19-26-31 fll CAnicoaN DEC. l! JAN. 1- 2-11-231 1 AOUAHUf JAN. 21 04-36-31-530 P3-77-7B Sd mcis MAR. 21 Adverse Roundup Emeritus Consultant in Me Mr.yo CHMe Medietas Emnritut Prnfessur of Medicine Mayo CI lata trist in a downtown office. , As Dr. Schmideberg says, offenders and criminals and their families rarely have any money. Worse yet, in this whole country there are very few psychiatrists who have worked around police courts long enough to get any prac tical experience in the hand ling of surly delinquent. No one can hope to Influence a sullen, hostile, arrogant and suspicious criminal unlets he is a man of outstanding char acter ' with much natural charm and much knowledge of the criminal mind. As the Doctor says, it is hard enough to help a man who wants help; it is practically impos sible to help a man who feels nothing but contempt for the whole proceeding, which was forced on him by the judge. Dr. Schmideberg writes, "The offender is an unwilling and uncooperative patient." Us ually he has no interest what soever in Improving himself; of if it were to occur to him that he might mend his ways, his idea would have left him before the day was gone. I remember the delinquent who wept, and promised the judge that from that time on he was "going straight;" and then he paid the court costs with a forg I check. Books Written Dr. G. N. Thompson, of Los Angeles,' wrote a book on these people. After spending much of his life trying to help them in the courts of Los Angeles, he wound up, doubt ing if anyone could make over a psychopathic delinquent. Dr. Hervey Cleckley, of Au gusta, Ga,, who once wrote a magnificent book on psycho pathic delinquents (The Mask of Sanity) also wound up feel ing hopeless about these peo ple. Some delinquents, of course, can be helped if they are sane and have a good in telligence, and if they got into mischief only because of run ning around with a wild gang, Certainly, society hasn't yet tackled Intelligently the ter rible problem of psychopathic delinquency. Probably all we will do In the next SO years will be to spend large sums on surveys, the report of which will never be read or used. The worst surveys are those made by people who, before they start, have read Freud, and hence already know all the answers. Because of the many blind spots Freu dians have, many of them can see only what they fully ex pected to see. For instance; it would never occur to one of them to ask the mother of a psychopathlcally delinquent son what his immediate an cestors and uncles and aunts were like. 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