Show f " II : i TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH Many Still Negied' Getting 'Pap Test1- fS UP" V I FTf3k r H0PETHS ' - X £ALLTWAT A Btf?PHCOSE cr 5 ! : ' ICALLEP — I rf ' lloM PXWSi2 -- Trf fZ4 Indian 1 I - bird-whist- le bn ! &-£j- wolf-whist- le Psychiatrist's Help 15 Years Too Late Don't be like the rich man in By Dr George W Cran Hades who wanted Lazarus sent Molly S age 44 is a neurotic back to earth to give his way- woman "Oh Dr Crane" she told me on the telephone "I must have i some advice at once me son beats "My black and blue He also smashes my furniture and breaks my dishes on the slightest pretext "The neighbors are even threatening to call the police and have him sent to a sanitarium "He dropped out of college because he refused to study But he has a very high IQ "My husband makes no attempt to have him get a job So what can I do? Don't you think my son needs a psychiatrist?" ward brothers a personal message fViA ? rrtsf U1C £1 uivra Smart people anticipate their uture problems and pick up the helpful ammunition long before r 20-year-- ft ex-convi- ct ALLEY QUP Mm UUiU the crisis arrives We doctors can't compel people son like this sadistic to consult a psychiatrist Only a court order can force such a consultation so Molly s irst step is to be examined by her family physician so she has evidence of the beating her son administered Then her attorney can carry the ball from that point onward Meanwhile you young parents should take the tests below Even LATE TOO 15 YEARS teenagers are now required to A lot of Americans rush to a undergo automobile driving les psychiatrist about 15 to 30 years sons in high school too late But they aren't forced to take J The time to stop situations like tests Hot being good parents! "Tests Molly's is long before the young So send for the ster enters kindergarten f for Good Parents" enclosing a When husband and wife have stam p e d return envelope a child they should cooperate to plus 20c 0 see that it is prepared forj nappy Use them ui your kia ana I adulthood Mothers Clubsv for they are sciMany mothers spoil and coddle Scales entific Rating a child making it a social weak-lin(Always write te Dr Crane In care of this newspaper enclosing a tena It thus stays in the home 4e addressee" envelope and stamped tem a like nest too long acting 20c te cover typing and (printing costs when you send for one of his booktvr tantrum brat Your editor runs' this clinical lets ) column in psychology to help anticipate cases like Molly's 15and thus years niD them in the bud ! ahead of time "Dr Crane" thousands of you will write to me "I never even dreamed I'd ever need to seek your advice but now I suddenly f ' "U ( r!acETVWT A GCC& TOR SOME iff) I f - : ' THE WORRY CLINIC j i if (f "X — i noneYT U—5ir " V j ed — SAYOL'CHAT 'eOODrMWHAT'S JtXlR WTPXy?ZIZ I OH JUST J CALL ME -- f NOW L BUS Denotes Color Wednesday April J 5 OO Family Theater 2 "I'm From Missouri" Whirly birds with 4 Capt KC t Mickey Mouse Club j 7 What's kijmIl JACKSON TWINS THE 7" THEY BEHslTALVnN ALL AFTERNOON ?? 4 Kilf-reliai- v&J&Wetl -l UiJ mm I 1 WELL FOLkTS I By DICK BROOKS I I HAD AS CETCOGEADE HTP (7 SHE 15 1 CONCUSJON " — iiii—— tMM MICKEY FINN rr ua RLAlES GUN THAT WAS DOING THE JOB — MINE HAD JAMMED of sound psychiatric and psychological! counsel poured into this dailv column? 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? - PROGRAMS TELEVISION tM j U"- Maynard are kidnaped eign country and Maynard is pressed into service to imperson ate a military hero who is tne prime target for an assassination a biographer needs is his face and a few facts an nothing much can hurt the telling of the story And though Tuesday night's 6:30 pm show was nowhere near as dis CBS Reports "The Silent spring tinguished as 'The Real West" of Rachel Carson" an exploration six of which Cooper did for NBC-Tthe extent to which pesticides weeks before his death — when man and his en he knew he was dying and want may endanger extent to wnicn and vironment the ed to set a few facts straigh- t- their use has benefited mankind nevertheless it did what it could 7 pm not help doing: Way ABC atners It depicted how the legend and Going My and Fitzgibbon and sothe mna grew together until he O'Malley Tom Colwell intercial worker became the international symbol vene in a battle between two of a uniquely American charac women for custody of a school ter: The Westerner with an un 7:30 pm flinching code of honor power girl (Color) Como NBC Perry softfirm innocent shy Valente Caterina Guests include By BUFORD TUNE fully spoken peaceable until roused Ken Murray George Kirby and an inevitable Peter Gennaro 8 never avoiding a man what showdown ought to Steel Hour CBSpmSalome Jens f— NOTHING S x'M- be J TAKE 'I ON IT— and Robert Horton costar in the V The program showed this al ABSOLUTE IT j ) of a young couple who find beit skimpily at times through story SILENCE' J t--X enmeshed in a blackthemselves such of his films as "Sgt York" mail plot and become suspects in and "High (Noon" through his a murder case 8 pm love of the outdoors with friends Our Man Higgins ABC DunErnest Hemingway and can MacRoberts like Gable frowns upon racei through a look at Clark until track Higgins' talhis hometown of Helena Mont ent forgambling handicapping race horses where he began as a newspaper a solution to a problem suggests cartoonist through early-da- y MacRoberts a big man and makes Hollywood where a lack of car- at the pool room 8:30 pm tooning jobs led him to start fallABC Laurie Naked City Piper ing off horses as a stuntman in guests as an American movies where he finally decided whose adherence to tribal tradi that making love in public is tion has led her into an unhappy agony but jis still better than marriage 9 pm By McEVOY and STRIEBEL falling off horses y The Beverly Hillbillies CBS In other words there wasn't cornpone-to-cavia- r Jed much you didn't know before storyClampett's catches up with him when but like all legends the story the Internal Revenue Service bewears thin It's the only rarely to his $25 million e gins investigate ' Western I've ever seen that fortune PRUNELLA 9 pm Y didn't need a bad guy GIMME The Dick Van Dyke Show CBS Coop died bravely trying to Rob enjoys an English comedian's keep his cancer a secret There but calls iiim ' was no other way for him The a rat when routine --vl OR AT LEAST ly tries entertainer the image was unsoiled Humphrey a on Laura routine Bogart once said: There have 9:30 pm been two enduring images in The Tonight Show NBC (CoAmerican movies One is Charlie lor) iGuests include Ronnie GraChaplin's little tramp the other ham The Four Freshmen and is Coop's Westerner Margo Moser 10:30 pm TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS: Million Dollar Movie CBS "About Face" with Gordon Mac-Ra- e NBC The Virginian (Color) Eddie Bracken and Phyllis Trampas tries to save the life of 10:30 pm Kirk a friend an P during By V T HAMLIN TV and radio listings are prepared by station which should be contacted directly in case of error -- y — (UPD NBC-T- V stuckoath )(TOERr r-A- 1963 Cooper Biography Legend of West" i HOLLYWOOD 00 " APRIL 3 Was search for a $50000 cache 6:30 x ' special pmTuesday night's Wacon Train ABC Brian Keith about Gary Cooper all right? 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Nope wound 6:30 pm The hour was all right because Dobie Gillis CBS Dome and By AL CAPP Coop was all right because all in a for is" — R TV REVUE AND PREVUE 3rv HDUSIHGl today's remarks may not saved for you : If every woman had such a test There is evidence that millions don't know Yet this simple test periodically it is felt that deaths is perhaps more than any other rom cancer of the uterus could be zero Since single thing responsible for pre- reduced to almost died of this 1 women American venting half the deaths from can that t alone isn vear last disease to cer of the uterus And it ought reason enough to keep spreading Ll'L ABNER prevent more deaths: it can At Jackson Memorial Hospital he word about the "Pap smear in Miami doctors started the Dear Dr Molner: I have a OMCENO'TAKESA TIIJV HOKUM'S COiM A THASS practice of giving tins test to ev grandson now 21 attending col CAsi' con4POMii ery woman admitted to the ob TAKE A OATH -- OH TH ra'Mosr not been well for a vo is wif rr stetrics and gynecology sections lege Heof has O'GCU'ftAL CTATCKCO doctors the and weeks' DAY "T1LLTH O' Of 3697 tests they found 261 couple CATH THAR IS ff JU3IUATICN T mononucleosis and that has he say 43 cancer of evidence showing 70" CCMPO?4Sr is no treatment—- - H per cent of them cases so early there fear as You sound you though that there was absolutely no visi that this may be the end of the ble sign Such early cases come world Well relax friend It's true very close to being 100 per cent that there is no specific treat curable mononucleosis but it is The percentage of cancers found ment for we what a self limiting dis at Jackson Memorial is very con ease and call not at all uncommon siderably larger than would be on ' Rest and campuses college the case in the general popula all the about are food nourishing lion After all a big proportion of n is but treatment there presently the patients were there because to normal the patient is back Ml hlwlIM they already were obviously ill or there were suspicious symp ex Please Molner: Dear Dr toms plain the problems faced in a first DOTTY pregnancy where the rnotner s CANCER CASES FOUND : ! — mow about is Rh negative and the fa tken One survey showed that among blood is " BRAKP NEW "111"°!!5S' J X THE L THOSE ther's OF positive—CM women in general having the est I DON'T WANT A NOISY MIM1C Possibly none at all unless by RECORD NOR nun vvuu RECORD- ?- ) (BOP such VOCAL some or transfusion a prior in each 1000 That is enough to means tne motner nas Decome mean 40000 cases a year For subsequent preg Yet somewhere near half of "sensitized" not) there nancies American women still haven't be difficulties may (or may heard about the Pap test's value The doctor obviously is already in saving lives "from concer : 23 alert to the situation and will be million or 40 per cent a survey ready for whatever measures by the American Cancer Society ny are needed The situation shows is so complex that The test is simple economical Iicientifically to tackle a discussion and nainless The doctor simply of hesitate Will it suffice for me to tell it uses a small paddle to take a sam you that it has happened many pie or "smear" of mucous fluids times before and now the proies at the cervix or opening of the sion knows what to do about it? uterus or womb Under a miscro- (Never take a thence on diabetes I For DIXIE DUGAN scope abnormal (cancerous) cells better understanding of this disease wwe all become visible That's to Dr Melner In care of this newspaper The test was named after its for copy of the booklet "Diabetes—a Sneaky Disease" Please enclose discoverer' the late Dr George The "THANKS FOR THE stamped envelope Ions " fLr5$l¥T?JZ N Papanicolau who died only a and 25 cents In coin to cover cost of ROCKABYE— I JUST HAD TO 1 l&XiSF7 Tt GET A BOOK ? little while ago and thus lived handling) f""'K ARP-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY EVE THAT WILL I - J OGDEN STAND By DAVE CIKARO long enough to know that a great By Dr Joseph G Molner If you know what a "Pap smear many thousands of lives had been oe 14-0- " t VII WILL-YU- rl : - I i m Music |