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It 1 summaiy of a family disagreement presented to the Council.' The Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and sorts! workers. Edited by by Mrs. Alma Denny (Cupyrlint br Oenttal features corp.) Mri, I. R. - Ever since she heard Miss America's advice, she skips two meals. Wilma R. - I realized I did nol really need three meals a day and I feel line. INcws ISports INews IWeather iDevotmn ISign Otf I I Concert Concert I Jazz Scenw l.lazz Scene INcws-Jazz Scene lAnvlhlng Goes Anything got: AnythinK ILate Siiow ILatc Show "Until 2 a.m KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 7 a.ni . sign off at 4 45 pm. Qualitv music programs all day with news and weather rvery hour on Ihe half-hour. T TELEVISION PROGRAMS Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF The following TV broaicfci.it lot) ti printed at a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV vicweri. Schedule changes are printed si provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for ertora or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) MONDAY 4.30 Matinee 5 30 Rin Tin Tin 00 Your TV WeHihet man fi.05 Channel 3 Report fi:!5 Walter Cronkite News H:30 Hillbillies 7:00 My Three Sons 7 30 Chevnnne R 30 Lucille Bull I) 00 I),innv Thnmai 0 30 And v Griffith 10 3077 Sunset Strip 11 30 ABC News Final U 45 Sign on 4 VERY PRETTY riH was accused of shoplifting. At her trial, her lawyer instructed her to burst into tears every time he thumped the table, a moment when the law yer banged the table by She was doing just fine, until ft-'1 Tt KSDW 8 00 Captain Knngainn H. 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"Gentlemen of the jury," he proclaimed, "how can you rei'oneile the idea of crime with Mich childish innocence and naivete?" And, by golly, the jury found her not guilty. A shiny ni'c quarter slipped out of Mike Hnlnuf-r's lmml, unit roll'Ml cli'nr acmsa Ihe floor ami utul.'r Ins bed. "PespUe all tha economists," loinl'it out Monsieur Hn'sUuer, "you can see for yours..v.s thai nioio-y goes as fur us it ever did." The di'fendmU In a tilir fnunt cii.se showed signs of panic ol the witness stand. His high-priced lawyer, seeking lo restore his confidence, told him in a stage whisper, "Take it easy, man. All you've got to do Is tell the Jury, in my wonts, exactly what happened !" O 1MB. by Bvnnett Carf, Distributed by KIiia 'aturaa Syndkal Mra. I. H. - I thought Wil ma had more sens, but she figures if she starves enough she too can be crowned Miss America. She's 16, very pret ty if I must say so myself, and wears a size-11 dress. Bui now she's aiming (or a size- 5 and she has me worried. It's all because Miss Ameri ca said she skipped lunches and breakfasts until she got her weight down, and even at her glamour-weight now, usually eats only one meal a day. I've told her that just because a girl doesn't drop dead from that system, does not mean she's getting away unharmed. Things happen to her teeth and blood, I'm sure. wish she'd forget about bathing-suit contests and live a normal life. . Wilma H. - Really, I have no desire lo be Miss Ameri ca, nor have I a ghost of a chance, although I was voted the prettiest prom date at last year's Senior Dance. Those girls in the big-lime are real ly gifted, not just good-looking. Bui, even though my fond mama finds me just perfect, I'm plenty pudgy, and it's all from overeating. I think my whole family overeats and I'll prove it by showing them I can be well, and stay well, by just eating a good din ner Miss America's idea. At the same time, I'll lose my ugly bulges and be able to wear Ihe really sleek, chic stylos 1 love. Besides, I might qualify as a model and bring home some money. The Council - What good will your model-money be, Wilma, if it goes right out on doctor bills? The sad thing about "crash" dicls is that they make headlines and fas cinating reading, but the "se quelae" what happens aft er are rarely mentioned or, if so, come out in whispers. The common result of result of extreme tampering with food consumption in order to mell down is either a grad ual gain-back, once the goal is achieved, or a health prob lem due to prolonged attri tion. So what's the percent age, Wilma? You may "gain" a loss, but you may also lose your normal hemoglobin count. Cases are reported of loss of hair, brittle finger nails, psychic disturbances all symptoms of nutritive de ficienees. What fools people who "be lieve" the testimony of crash dieters is the power of the past. In Ihe past these peo ple ate rigid. Physically they have a good reserve and line resistance, thanks lo somc nne (a mother, nurse or even (heir own sensible selves) who saw lo it llial Ihe seven basic foods (milk, bread, egg, fat, animal protein, fruit , vegeta bles) were consumed at prop er intervals seven days a week. They can coast along on their childhood and an cestral pile-up of good health deceiving themselves, bill nol their bodies, that wacky eat ing is good for you Kurllier. we can't agree that Wilma needs reducing. Her campaign seems motiva ted by an unrealistic desire lo ape someone else or even go her one better. Are t h e scrawny models .r idols' l( so, shed belter hie herself to a doclor fast, because most of these emaciated looking dolls obey very strict health regimens and keep strong as well as photogenic. But Wilma may be one of the teen-agers described by Dr. Philip L. While, of the Council on Foods and Nutri tion of the American Mediu.il Association whose weight is just right but who thinks she'll look more interesting and arresting if she loses 10 pounds. They often wind up looking interesting to doctors, dentists and psychiatrists. Fortunately Wilma has healthy motivation to look her best.' Most fat people don't have that. With that as her spur, she'll eat sparingly but sensibly and emerge as Wilma the Best, instead of an imi tation of Miss Sliver of 19C3. mote TURNiw& 10 WRlflUG R0B6RT LOUIS STEveusow EUGIMEtRlUG AMD LAW em CROSSWORD PUZZLE Amwir t Saturdiy'i Puzztt NOW STATUS SYMBOL Washington - (UPI Robert McNeil, a National Broad casting Co. correspondent just released from a Cuban jail, said Sunday that another im prisoned newsman, Don North of the Canadian Broadcast ing Corp., was told he would have lo shave off his beard before being released. McNeil said a guard told them "beards are a symbol of dis tinction in Cuba." 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