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Music 7:15 News, Hymn, Music 8:15 News, Hymn, Music 0:15 News, Hymn, Music 0 30 Road, Weather Report, Music 10:15 News, Hymn, Music TELEVISION The following TV brosdeitt log It primed si tree public service lor the Mll Tribune's rtsdirt snd TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV ttationi and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or KBES-TV (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4:00 Friendship Circle 4:30 Uncle Bill 9:30 Roy Rogers fi'00 Your TV Weatherman 8:05 Channel S Report b 15- Doug Edwards & The News 6.30 Award Theater 7:00 Dig Picture 7:30 Ann Sothern 8:00 Angel 8-30 Two Faces West 0:00 Johnny Midnight 9 30 Hot Off the Wire 10:00 Face the Nation 11:00 Final Report FRIDAY .... 1 1 :00 Love Of Lift : 1 1 :3tt Search For Tomorrow THURSDAY, MARCH 23. 1961 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc Jim Oi-ns Jim Ochs Jim Ocns Jim O'-hs Road Show Harvey Jim b'!hs news CHIt scheel ciitf simee: Music Muuc Music ' Music Dinner Music Music Bcatty P. 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To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers or your zodiac birth yf TAUIUS 0- APR. 21 ( MAY 21 SP M6-19-36 1 Look 31 Much 6t You 2 Stop 32 Over 62 Confidential 3 Good 33 Moves 63Ho 4 Envy 34 Make 64 Satisfying 5 Well-timed 35 Into 65 Advice 6 Apcctb 36 Inclination 66 Best 7 To , 37 A 67Rctu;ts 8 Help 38 Problems 68 Thing 9Wonying 39 Could 69 Come 10 Drift 40 To 70 For 1 1 Soma 4 1 Negative 7 1 Good 12 Some 42 May 72 Your 13 New 43Tho 73 Efforts 14 Pressing AA Could 74 Mood 15 You'll 45Perional 75 Dreams 16 Out 46 Your 76 Your 17 Bo 47 Dull 77Chorice IBPertonal 48 Moke 78 ln!o 19 For 49 Reactions 79 For 20 Lack 50 Confront 80 Success 21 Of 5 1 Whatever, 8 1 Wrong 72 Rely 52 People 1 82 Decisions 23 Surprised 53 Problems 83 Your 24 Worthwhile 54 For 84 Life 25 On 55 You 85 Own ?6 By 56 You 86 Good 27 0ldor 57 You'll 87 Of 28 Too 58 Bring 88 Others 29 Imagination S9 Do 89 Become 30 People 60 Do 90 Realities GooJ Adverse )N?ut?iI GEMINI MAY 22 JvlJ-13-24-30 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 2- 9-28-31 32-45-53 UO &LaU5.23 0 3- 6- 8-34 SV46-75-89-9C1 The Medical Shouldn't We Doctors More Often Talk to Our Patients? What distresses me about the practice of medicine to day Is that, judging from the hundreds of Jetters I gel a large num b e r of us physicians areli not talking to; our patients When asked anxious ques tions we may walk away, A woman with a skin lesion just wrote that when she risked the specialist who had examined her, what the disease was, he said Here's a prescription," and walked out of the room. A man who suffers from dizzy spells says his doctor took his blood pressure but when asked how high it was, he grunted, and went to see the next patient. Every year I get a score of letters from frantic mothers who say they have a son who has Hodgkin's disease, but no doctor would say what the disease is; what chance is there for curing it, and how long is the lad likely to live. Everyone just said curtly, ' Go to the x-ray man. Some weeks ago a lovely woman came into my office. I soon discovered she was torn with anxiety. She said that of lute she has been blue and de pressed, and uninterested in her husband, her children, and her home. In years past she always has been a strong, ac tive and cheerful person. Some months ago when she had some dizzy spells and morning headaches she went to her doctor. He took her blood pressure; said, "It's high," gave her a prescription for a tranquilizer which oft en reduces blood pressure, and dismissed her. She had a dozen questions she much wanted to ask him, but his nurse came and took her away. Has Good Reason Now, why Is she so fright ened and anxious over her de pression? She has good rea son to be. When I asked her about her family, she admit ted that her aunt and her brother are in mental hospl KOTI-TV (Channel 2) TIltllStlAY 4:00 AmorlcAti Bnndatana 3:00 Uncle bill 8:30 ltoy Hollers 6:00 Six O'clock Report 8:10 TV Weathermen 6:13 Dour" Edwards News 6:30 Award Theater 7:0U Man Hunt 7:311 Andy Griffith 8:00 llllie AllKCls 8:30 The Heal McCoys 0:00- Mv Three Sons B:3i Hot Oil the Wtro 10:00 Jm'k llenny 10:30 stlrnta l'lcruie 11 :00 Rawhide 12 :00 Slsn Oil FRIDAY 1 1 :00 Morning Court 1 1 30 l.ovo That Hob t2 i)0 The Cninoutlnjje 12 :30 As The World Turns 1:011 About Faces 1 :24 News 1 3u -House I'nrty 2 Oil n) In Court 2:30 Hond To Reality 3:00 MrlKhter Da 3 13 Secret Sturm 3 30 -Kdsc ot Mailt 4:00 American Handstand 3:00 Ore-Col Panorama 3 JO Hucklehcrry Hound 8:00 SIX O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 0:13 Oouit Edwards 9i Nows fi 30 Sportunien 7 :0O - Sea Hunt 7 30 Ann Sothern 8 0O Ansel 8:30 Kllntstones tl:oo 77 Sumct Strip 1010 The Detective 10:30 Law k Mr. Jonrs 1100 "Keeper of the Flame" 12:33 Slitn Off 1: vlr?' 1127 Court Street VIRGO M-jti AUG. 2 KM SEPT. 22 ?i 4- 7-10-35 v 37-41-74 I GAZER K. FULLAN' UftU 11-14-18-38 14250-55 C; sign. JCOIPtO OCT. 24 1 5-17-23-26 (1 M 3-49-87-8 SAGtTTAtlUS NOV. 23 DEC. 22 p2-25-27-52fl mess fEB', 20 MAR. 21 5-33-39-58 tO Kl-6467 Vi' Roundup Emeritus Ci Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor ot Medicine Mayo Clinic (Iteglster and Tribune Syndicate. 1961) tals, hence when she became depressed, the great fear came on her that she might be cracking up, too. We had a good talk about this, and in the end she was tremendously relieved when I told her that a number of facts made me think it prob able that her depression was due to the large doses of tran quilizer that she had been taking. I had her stop taking it and, sure enough, in a few weeks she was feeling her old self again. Obviously, much diagnosing and treat ing can be done only when we doctors stop to talk to our troubled patient s to find out, first, why they are fran tic with anxiety, and, second to see if we can do something to give them hope and cour age to carry on. Many doctors say they are too busy to talk to their pa tients, but I cannot believe this. All my medical life I have been extremely busy, not only with a large prac tice, but with research, writ ing, teaching, editing, study ing, and lecturing, and always I have had plenty of time in which to talk to my patients. Actually, I have ' enjoyed talking to them and making friends of hundreds of them. Finally, I would like to em phasize that in spite of all the diagnostic help that is now given us doctors by labora tory and x-ray people, in more than half of the cases I see In consultation, the diag nosis has to be made primar ily from a good history. Often I have to spend more than an hour talking to a patient be fore I can learn the really im portant point in his or her story a point which he or she may not have wanted to tell me, or may not have thought to tell me. Making Pest of Self A perfect story to show what Is often happening to day Is that of a wealthy South American man who was turned over to me by an able kidney and bladder spe- calist who said that the man attet three examinations of his bladder, was still hoggins tor more "cystoscopies," and was mnking a pest of himself, He had seen In quick succes sion several of the best urolo gists In this country. Because I speak Spanish I was able to ask the man why he wanted all these uncomfortable ex aminations, and he said, "So I can be punished for my urcat sinfulness." I asked "What did you do?" And he sold he could not remember, but he figured he probably had once been unfaithful to his wife-he could not remem ber when or where or with whom. I went out Into the re ception room and got his wife and asked her what she thought of his mental status, and she said, "He's been crazy for years." Annlhnr instructive case was that of a typical, shy. very reserved schizophrenic mini about 50 who came in one day. My assistant learned that for vpnrs the man hnd been going around to clinics complaining of stomach STONE'S TV SERVICE H19 EAST JACKSON Diy SP 2-8266, Eve SP 3-2692 We Recommend & Ule RCA Tubes We Give Silver DolUi Stamps CAPtlCORN DEC. 23 t JAN. 20 Cfs 51-56-60 (0(Q 71-77-79-80 AOUAIUUS JAN 21 FEB.' 19 Jjii 20-21-29-44 47-72-73 v,, a.. a its :a Phone SP 3-3102 Cowboy Shrine Work Begins To Take Shape Oklahoma City-IUPll-A shrine to the American cowboy is taking shape on a hill over looking a cross-country high way here. Construction is being done by phases on the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum at the hillside site on an expressway which car ries traffic from U.S. 66 and two other major highways. The $3 million project is a joint venture of 17 western states. It was conceived by the late C. A. Reynolds of Kansas City in 1947. Trustees from the states chose Okla homa City as the site in 1955, and each state has carried on fund drives to finance the structure. HOME IN NEW YORK About 400,000 Puerto Ri cans reside in New York. trouble and getting many diets and medicines and a few abdominal operations. When I asked, "What bothers you most," he said "My guts are rotting out." Only a schizo phrenic would ever answer in this particular way. I soon found the man had never worked, and he had never had anything to do with a woman. When I turned him over to a psychiatrist friend of mine, he said he would gladly go Into a mental hos- pial: he knew that is where he belonged. i If you've been seeing double lately, it may not be because you've had one too many. You should quickly see an ophthalmologist and perhaps a neurologist. Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "How To Safeguard Your Vision," Is informative about common defects of the eyes. 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