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Muiic Dinner Muttcj Weather 70oWorld Tonight (Newi-Minic INewa 7:15 Muaic (Dinner Muilo 1 Sporta I world Newt Newa lEdw. Morgan IWeather 1 :30 Newa 7:43 Sporta. Muiic fl:6bC BSNewa ; 15 Music 8:30 Newa 8 : 4 5 S porta. Mulc fl:00 Newa 9:15 Muaic 9:30 News. Music 9 :45 Sporta. Muaic 10:00 Newa 10:15 Music 10:30 Newa, Muiic 10:45 Sporta. Muilc 1 1 :00 Sign Off 11:15 1 1 :30 11:45 1 2 ;00 INewa. Music 'Newa I Land or Music Sporta -Land of MusioNew jLandof Music Weather TNewa Go tNewa Go Show SporU ISwine Tnmg (Serenade Wea.-Swlng iNewa bwing iHelaxatlon News IRclaxation Sign Off m indexation 'tdttorlar Relaxation Concert I Concert Go Show Go Show Newa . Nightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat 'Good Newg INfghtbeal INightbeat (Nightbeat INewsSlgnOff Newa Weather Devotion Sign Off IMusic tNews-Hvmn Christ. Music I Road Report Old Hymru Music INewa fChrist. Music IChrist. Music (Christ. Music jChr.it Music jChrlst" Music" IChrist. Music 'Christ. Music iSlgn Olf IMusic ISlgn Off The Medkal Roundup Strange As It Seems v elsie hi by iConcert i Concert jjazz Scene Juxt Scene News-Jazz Jazz Scene Anything goes Anything goes I News Anything goeal L.aie snow I Late Show (Until 2 a.m. RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y 6:00 fi:15 5:30 fSfen On-Newa' 5:45 (Waka Up I "6:00 News Roundup iNewa 6:15 Muaic Wake Up Sign On News-Hymn Western Western iSign On-Farm SlgnOn-Wca jSign On-Wea. Western News ICronKite News I Contrasts 6:30 Frank Com Wake Up 6:45 Sporta. Muaic (First Ncwa 70 News Roundup JHemitiRway 7:15 Music Weather 7:30 Newa R V. Report 7:45 Sporta. Music IWeather 8:00 News. Weather Local News INewa IHdlines -Wca. IHrndlinea 8:15 Music Nightlngala H. Peck Newa 'Editorial Editorial 8:30 In Hollywood !ABC New News News-Mkt. 8:45 Sports Muaic Emphaila I Weather Job Bulletin 9:00 Newa. Godfrey IBrkist. Club INewa (Sporta Newa INewi IWeather IWeatern iFarm Report Newa Dailv Bread Christ Musio Weather Weathet f Hdlincs. Wea. IMusic IChrist. Music Cronkite JContraita INewi. Hymn rt?wi iNewi-Mullet INewi-. Mullet Linn . Line IChrist. Music Sporta Cnn traits ILlnn'a Line IChrist. Music 9:15 Arthur Godfrey Brkfst. Club 9 30 Arthur Godfrey iDrkfst. Club 0:45 Artnur uoaireymrKiit. t-iup 10:00 Newa Local Newa 10:15 Houseparty ITello Test 10:30 Garry Moore !ABC Newa 10:43 Croshy-ClooneyiEmphaaia j f:00 CHS Newa ILca'fNewi 1;15 Mimic Listen 11.30 WnshinRton lABC Newa - 1 1 .45 Sporta. Music Eniphaala 12:00 Newa Nafl Newa 12:15 Music IWeather 12:30 Woman's World IR.V. Report 12:45 Sporta. Muaic IPaul Harvey 1 :00 CBS Newa ILocarNewa 1:15 Music IHouse Party 1-30 Woman's World 'ABC Newa 1:45 Sporta. Music I Emphasis 2:00 CBS Newa ILocal Newa 2:15 Music IHcar 2 :30 Woman's World 'ABC Newa 2:45 Sporta. Music Kmpnaala 3 00 CBS News 3:15 Muiic 3:30 Sidelighta 3:45 Sports, Music Newa Shoooer Newa Weather Newa Com. Newa Newa Weather IHeadlinea (Job Bulletin News Sports IJMImei.-Wea Newa (Job Bulletin Headlinea Contrast! News Contrasta Hdhnei, Wea IBargaina ILlnn'a Line INewa-Hymn IMusic IMusic 120th C.R. Hr. IChrist. Muaic IBlble Institute IBible Institute IMuaic News-Hymn Road Report IMusic Deliverance Deliverance Back to Bible Back to Bible INewa Sporta . (News Weather (Bargains IPt of Fashion IFanhlon Headllnes nronKi'e IMusic INews-Hymn G. Wade ITrader Horn IHdlinca. Wea. IMuaic coniraiti imuiic IJoy of Living IChrist Music (Bargain Bell ,'Munc Newa Sporta Mkt. Newa Weather Ladle's Fair Com. Newa iCnurch Newa IMusic (News-Brunch INewa Newa, Hymn IHeadlinea ICronkite IConlrasta IMusic IChrist. Music I Sports IFarm Mkt. Stock Mkt. Uncle Rick IHdllnes.-Wea. 1 Uncle Rick INewa-Hymn ,Newa (Regional NewilMusic I Road Report IMusic (Music IChrist. Music Local Newa Hear AHC Newa lEmphaata Local Newa Rnad Show ' Alex Drier ! Emphasis ISporta Farm Mkt. Stock MkL (Contrasta Hdlincs. Wea. Music (Gospel Music Contrasta IMeetlnaa IGoioel Music Chna World Newa IContrm's Muaic Reaueat Proe. IWeather Uncle Rick (Contrasts IMusic Request Prog. Newa IHdlfnes -Wea. iHdlina. Wea. IMusie lYour Renueal sporia jHargaina Hargalna INewa, Hymn Your Hequeat ntwi inews iuoniraaia music unnsi. music Weather Sports. Swing IContraata ITrader Horn Quiet lime (News Sporta Newa Weather IHdlinoa-Wea llldlinea Wea. IMuntc Newa Shopper News Weather 4 :00 Lowell Thomaa 4:15 Music 4:30 News 4 :45 Sporta. Music 5 00 CBS Newa 8:15 Music 5:30 News 5:45 Sporta, Music 6:00 CBS News iNews Sporta INews 6:15 Music KmphaBih ISporla 8:30 Anaiysla pinner Music News 6:45 Sporta M'xlc (Dinner Music IWeather News-Harvey INewa INtghtingalo ISport Newa Hdline News INews Hank Weaver IWeather Swina Thins Contrasta News 'Newa SporU Swing IConlrasta Headlines iHeadlinea Swing (Contrasta Newa-swine News Headlinea IContraata Weather IHeadlinea Editorial IKditonal Snort - ISoortr Swing Thing (Serenade News-Hymn Music IMusic Music News-Hymn Muaic Music 7:00 World Tonight 7:15 Music 7:30 Newa 7:45 Sporta. Music 8:00 CBS Newa 8:15 Music 8:30 News fl:45 Sporta, Music "0:00 News". Muaic 9:15 Muaic 9:30 News Music 9:45 Sports. Music 10:00 Newa. Muaic 10:15 Music 10:30 Newa. Music 10:45---Sports. Music ri:00-SignOff " 11:15 1 1 .30 11:45 12:00 Newa-Music INewa (Dinner Music ISporta World New INewa lEdw. Morgan 'Weather I News-Music INews Land of MuildSporta Land of MusiclNews Land of Muslcl Weather Wen. -Swing IWeather Swing Thins (Serenade (Newa (Serenade ISwIng Thing (Serenade IWea -Swing ISwIng INewa (Sign Off Newa Go Go Show Go Show Go Show News Nightbeat Nishtheat 1N I g"thent j IGnod Newa " I (Nichtheat I Nightbeat I jNightbeat INewsSlgnOff I INewa (SporU News JWeather Devotion Sign Off INews Relaxation (Relaxation (Relaxation "j Editorial (Relaxation IConcert iConcert IConcert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene News-Jazz IScene (Anything I Goes INews (Anything ILale St.ow I Late Show IUntil2am. V Muaic News-Hymn Road Report Music Music Sign Off Classics IClasslcs iNews-Musle IChrist. Music Christ. Music Storlea Chlldren'a Hr. Chlldren'a Hr IBIt of Heaven (Music IHymna INewa Christ. Music !Chr st. Music Christ. Music Christ. Music (Christ. Music IChrist. Music IChrist. Music ISlgn Off KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 9:30 a.m.. sign off nt 7 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half-hour. ,3 Emerltui Consultant In Medletna Mayo Clint? Emerltua Prnfetsor of Medtclna Mayo Clinic Uteginer and Tribune Syndicate. 1962) TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log It printed at a freo public service, for the Mail Tribune's readers nd TV viewers. Schedule changes era printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES'-TV (Channel 5) MONO A V 4:00 Higher Education and You 8:00 Uncle Bill 5:3(MHglc Lund 6 .00 Your TV Weatherman 6 05 Channel S Report 6 15 Walter Cronkite Newa 8:30 Cheyenne 7 3iv Real McCoys 8 DO Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 9:00 Hrnnesey -9:30 I've Got a Secret 10:0077 Sunset Strip 11:00 News Final 11:1A Sign Off Tl'ESIlAY 9:45 Copco Home Show 10 00 Love of Lite 10 30 Search lor Tomorrow 10 45 Guiding Light 11:00 Jnne Wyman 1130 Aa the World Turns 12:00 Password 12 .10 limine Party 1:00 Blnco 1 30 To Tell the Truth 1 54 CHS News 2 00 Secret Storm 2 30 KtiKC of Nixht 3 no Johnnie Linn 3 30 Knleidim-ope 4 30 Skv Kins fi0 I'ncle Bill 8 '30 quick Draw McGraw 6 00 Your TV Wratherman fl 0,1 Channel 5 Report 6 15 Waller Cronkite News 6 30 Leave It To Beaver 7 00 Klintstones 7 30 Dohie Gillis 8 00 Comedy Spot II 30 li linhnd And Ma 9 00 (1ehrltv Talent Scouts J0. 00 Naked City 1 1 00 News Final 11:15 Sign OH KMED-TV (Channel 10) MN W 4 io y ,wM Point A 00 Cartoon Carnival li oo Nrwsrrel 10 6 15 HunUey-llrlnkley News 0 30 Pierre Commentary 0 45 Snorts Hit hhahta 6 30 Weather Special 7 00 National Velvet 7 30 Pilce Is Right C) B no 87th Prectnct 00 Telstar Goonhilly Downa 10 00 Hen Casey 11 001 1 o'clock News 11 i.S Tonite lO 12 00 News. Weather, Sign Olf TIT SO AY 11-25 MIC Newa ll3ii Loretta Young 12 Oti Young Dr. M alone la 30 Our Five Daughters 1 00 Make Room for Daddy 1 30 Here's Hollywood 1 35 NHC News 2 00 Queen for a Psy 2 30 Who Do You Trust r 3 no Theatre 10 3 30 Young World 4 00 Koeal Point ft oo Cartoon Carnival 8 00 Newvreel 10 6 15 Huntley. Brinkley News fl 30 Laramie iCi 7 30 Altred Hitchcock 8 00 Dick Powell 9 oi) Cain's Hundred jn oo 10 O'clock News 10 15 Tonite Show (Ci 12.00 Newa. Weather, Sign Of! KOTI-TV (Channel 2) MOMMY 4 00 Insight 4 30 Space Angels 4 45 Town and Country 5 00 AHC Evening Report ft 15 Sewing Tip fl 30 Dennis the Menace ft 00 ft O t'lo. k Report 6 10 TV Weatherman f 15 Walter Cronkite News (I .?oChc enne 7 3ft Law ol the Plainsman I oo I uryDfti Comedy Hour 0 00 Wen Casey 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:15 Pete and Gladys TUKSIAY 9 35 Morning Report 9:45 Copco Home Show 10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Yours for a Song 11:00 Jane Wyman ll;;0 Ai the World Turns 12:00 Password 12 25 Mid-Day Report 12:30 House Party 1:00 Day In Court 1:30 Seven Keya 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3 AO American Bandstand 3:50 American Newsstand 4:00 Veterinarian 4:30 Space Angels 4:35 TB A 5 00 ABC Evening Report 5:15 Country Style U.S.A. 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw B OO 6 O'Clock Report B:i0 TV Weatherman 6:15 Walter Cronkite Newa 6 30 Oregon Range Riders 7 00 Bachelor Father 7 30 New Breed 8:30 Yours for a Song O.oo Alcoa Preinlera 9 30 M Squad 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:15 David Brinklcy's Journal C-SATR. Sol im 4. 5-10-54 WV3M274 TAUtlrt APR. 21 MAY 21 V 3- eV17 -19l OlMINf 41 45 51 55 1 '61 67-70 CANCIt M JUNl 33 l ?- 7-120 ilV25 63 65 uo BV4.47-M5J VIROO AUG 24 itri. ii J12-I5-18-Ml VT638 84 i STAR GAXEK0 By CLAY R. POL LAN M Your 0oi7y Activity Guide 4 According lo (ha Sfon, To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1- 8- -3i0 1 Ponionlic 7 A 4 Furtiiw aioui 6 Mens 7 Rmhcr R riy 10 M,.rv 1 t Coihu'I 1 2 You H Hi ll With IftG- lCX 31 Mcrtly 3: ah -..! Hoppy M Pe CFcfget -1(S Sorts 38 Ot 40 RtKjot.liiig 41 WikB 4: Wo. I R F r 2? Fi rvrofJing PMle.n 4J Your 44 Sck 4 Drt inonv ill.atej 4oU.th 4 7 The 4aotn- .11 i ,ooy el Mow i Wornn e-3 Mnv c4 Moiir t& Piomoie 6 ' And 6d Speech 69 Arvl 70 Obligations 71 W.il.ng 74 Conditions 75 AH.miy 7A im 78 An, 79H, 80 A.v S1 St. KOtftO OCT. 24 NOV. 23 Fry J Your W A-v N) You J Advene )Cheftul P4 rvi.iv f IV. son P IVkMft W lrvon.e SAGITTARIUS NOV CMC 73-39-49- S6 CArHICOtN CXC. 21 1! -14-79 AOUARfUS H2l374j S2 5? 80 86 V MCII 54 57 68 6J 1 Pl-7779 81'CJ HEARING AID OPENS NEW WORLD Unfortunately, even with all the wonderful advances that are taking place in med icine and sci ence, there are still many people who either do not know what could be done for them, or, knowing vaguely what could be done, aivi... perhaps b e cause of feelings of pride, they absolutely refuse even to go and see. I thought of this problem particularly as I chatted with a young woman a medical secretary, who for many years had been trying with out success to convince her father that he and everyone around him would be much happier if he would only get hearing-aid. His hearing had become so impaired that all day he had to keep asking people who spoke to him, "What did you say? ' Often when after ask ing twice, "What did you sav?" and seeing that the person was becoming annoy ed, he would make some an swer, hoping against hope that it would be the rignt one. Often, of course, it wasn't. His poor wife suffer ed much because it is not pleasant to have to repeat every question several times; and it is only the kindest and most patient person who, un der such circumstances, will not occasionally explode. Actually, at times the wife's temper did break under the strain, and she would beg her husband to at least go and look at a hearing-aid, and perhaps try it. She would point out to him that when guests came to the house, he could not expect every one of them to keep roaring into the one ear with which he could hear a little. But for years, all tnat Happened was that sweet old "Pa" just got angry at any mention of a hearing-aid. He was "too proud" to wear one. Aids Inconspiciout A son and a daughter and the wife tried to show him that he was not ashamed to wear eye-glasses for a defect in his vision; so why should he be ashamed to wear a hearing-aid for a defect in his ears? They kept telling him that each year now hearing-aids are being made so small and inconspicious that they are hardly noticeable, j Some are concealed in the j bows of spectacles. j But still "Pa" remained j adamant and unconvinced. Even when he saw that he was condemning nimscu 10 much isolation from the world about him, his strong pride held him back. It was sad for his family to see him In the evenings sitting per haps looking at TV with the expressionless face of a man who wasn't hearing a word of what the actors were say ing. Then he went to a distant city to visit a son who is a brilliant physician, and this son took him by the arm and led him into a speech and hearing center where his i hearing was tested. It stag gered him to see in actual percentages how much of his hearing was gone. But here is a sweet touch: it bothered him so greatly not to be able to hear what his dear cute grandchildren were trying to say to him that he Rave in, and promised that when he got home he would buy a hearing-aid. As his daughter said, the d;iy she took him to the hearing-aid office, he kept saying in the taxi that he felt like a lamb being led to the slaughter. World Comet Aliv But when the hearing-aid man fitted him, the world came alive again; before, it had been for him a silent place. Now as he sits at the table or looks at TV, again his face is full of life. There is expression in it. His daugh ter is so amused because he says the aid is worth every penny it cost for just one thing "Ma no longer gets impatient with me and hol lers at me." Now he often has to say to her, "Heh, calm down; you don't have to shout at me!" Today, Pa Is having a most interesting time, learning to recognize again so many sounds that he had forgotten: sounds like the phone bell, the door bell, and the noisy old car passing outside in the street. The world which had been silent has suddenly come alive. The deaf often have dis turbing head noises. Dr. Al varez explains these in his booklet, "Head Noises and Dizziness." To obtain it, send 25 cents and a stamped, self addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Al varez, Dept. MMT, The Regis ter and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. 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