Show i f More Youi'hs N Religious Trainin - ivv I the adults' Case Peter aged 3 is m the room applauded his cor one of our daughter Judy's four rect recitation But I mention these two cases youngsters to show you the type of During the past summer Judy today came out to visit us bringing earlv training in idealism ' and ": patriotic rjespect that all chil her children And on a hot summer after- dren should receive noon at our farm home I Yet how manv vounesters 3 can recite tne Lroiaen stopped at the well to get a drink aeed How many aged 4 can Rule? of water Matthew (4) Peter (3) and deliver the pledge of allegiance t Debbie (2) were with me so I How many are taught oasic religious idealism? gave them a! drink too But then to add diversion I Alas 7ft million Americans tossed a cup! of cold water up don't belong to any church whatsoever whether Jewish Cathin the air or Protestant It came down like' cold rain- olic So the children in these fa Matthew and Debbie drops are growing up much milies giggled But Peter was quite like without attendance irate although all of them were at TopsySchool or membership Sundav suits in bathing So Peter rushed into the house in the Scouts or Camp Fire to inform his mother about uiris PAGAN YOUNGSTERS what I had done ' reminded Whereupon Judy Except for the wholesome inhim to tell me wnat sne nas fluence of the daily public school taught her youngsters to use on teachers these youngsters are their playmates back East almost as pagan as Nero s genSo Peter DUt me in my place eration! with a very positive recitation Yet they will soon be old of the Golden rniie enough to vote! For over 12 mil And I sav ''positive" advised lion new voters will have come ly for he was still indignant of age by November 1964 who over those few drops of cola wa were too iyoung to cast their ter that fell on his bare skin ballots in 19WK It was in! early July so a So the better place to insure mnnle of davs later Matthew the future of American idealism (aged 4) reminded his mother and morality is right here in that it was July 4th the USA' For these 70 million PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE can sabotage this ReSo Judy gave him a little than any foreign faster American flag and asked him to public foe recite the Dlectee of allegiance It isn't Russia's 200 million Bravely Matthew stood as that we need to worry about! straight as a little soldier He No it is the 70 million American held the flag aloft in his uppagans who are ripe for any raised left hand atheistic doctrins Then he placed his right hand (Always write to Dr Crane in care enclosover his heart ana recitea tne of Ogden addressed a envelope long stamped ing the with nledee of allegiance and 20 cents to cover typing and printsame reverence that he uses ing costs when you send for one of his booklets) when he says his prayers R-4G- r WANNA IHfcfc WMMi TWEE VAJANJMA r THQVEBOD(iy CAN I nn ajitw A KAOUTO O1 L7ANDV v A 1 1 I I TRCX 1 I K s j 5 i E Eve WEDNESDAY July 24 SB 1S63 Kiflemon Boy Star Out of Work at 17 I " 4: STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH TV REVUE AND PREVUE TIPPED vBfA OPFi VTOi - HULL Ni j uGDEN At the conclusion By Dr George W Crane : OGDEN DAVE GERARD VSILL-YU- M THE WORRY— CLINIC foiled by his love for the bankBy Vernon Scott UPI Hollywood Correspondent er's daughter 6:30 pm Beverly Hillbillies Ch 5 (re HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- -Is JohnGuest star Louis Nye 0 peat) ny Crawford washed up at: 17? plays Pygmalion and Julius Johnny who starred forjfive Caesar in a campaign to transinto a years in "The Rifleman" sud- form Elly May Clampett debHills sophisticated Beverly finds himself without a denly -utante 7 pm SOUNDS CP?I CAN SOLVE THE POPULATION PSST!r-THEDONT so AH tsAcnsj' when I other job steady REASONABLETMEJ just SHRINKING 5V EXPLOSION— Going My Way Ch 4 '(rey REEJLIZE TRASHBERF& PREBl PENT'— GIMME ONW BOY7 are to wom look SIZE? THIS issue TO Ahll EvyERVONE SOOPERbeginning peat) An unhappily-we- d CROP FERMENTED an FORCE AIR her J'LU THE NEED US MEANS-SLIopposes for a regular line of work daughter's wed-O' A3TEAmX AH ORDERrr DEMSHUL PLAN&T'J 30 THE SPRAV i: amg TO TRASHBERKY pians pm For the first time since he Dyke Show Ch 5 was in grade school Johnny is! Dick Van (repeat) As in years past the attending public school Holly- local PTA wood High where celebrities to direct puts pressure on Rob its annual amateur and the offspring of celebrities g variety show 7:30 are commonplace ' ' pm Crawford is at the Young 1 Theater Ch 2 (recrossroads of his career Either Mystery The factual story of US he will continue to keep his peat) Air Force officer who was-to- r name and face before the public by Chinese Communists or he will disappear as has tured in dramatized hour show 8 pmi been the case with such child V GRIM EVENTS stars as Freddie Bartholomew TUNE BUFORD By DOTTY! Spanky MacFarland and more Reckoning Ch 5 (repeat) A account of erim ex- recently Tommy Rettig vour IF THE SAME IS THAT for porry of a group of military would like to hang periences Johnny SVNS S k INFORAAATIOMj the COMPLICATED I DON'T SEE (gOUTh3RACE an Air Force sur-- : at around a while personnel IS THE HITTER HOW VOU CAN SIT AMP BASEBALL PLAYER vival school in the Nevada des"I can't say whether my caAND THc THING He WATCH IT i SURE CAN SWING 8 ert reer is behind me now" he said pm ft SWIKSS IS A BKCJ break from Our Man Higgins Ch 4 (reduring the noon-hoclasses "I certainly hope not peat) Higgins lands in the midj I'm! cutting records from time dle of a situation in which Alice to tune and they are selling and Duncan are on opposite ' sides 8:30 pm pretty well" Hour Ch "2 2i IB tor the time being Johnny The Eleventh Cliff Robertson has no financial problems guests (repeat) "The Coogan Law requires as a compulsive gambler who that 20 per cent of a child ac- neglects his family and jeopar- i tor's earnings go into a trust dizes his job 9 pm 4 Ch Naked City (repeat) fund" Johnny explained "My dad is a film editor here in Simple Charlie Tepperom witand he saw to it that nesses three bookmakers beatBy McEVOY and STRIEBEL Hollywood DIXIE DUGAN 100 per cent of my earnings went ing up a delinquent horseplay-e- r and the hoodlums order him into- a trust fund and various VAlUV to leave town 9 pm BUT YOUR BECAUSE HER ANNE HE'S NOT "jL— AND I'M NOT stocks and bonds DADDY WAS AWAY DEARDADDY'S RIGHT REALLY THERE -: —XBAMPOODLING I can't touch a penny of it Desilu LPlayhouse Ch 5 (reAil ri cirr ncAO UP THERE NOW J NOT R EA LLY YOU VCU ANY MORE) SOM- EFOR A LONG LONG THAT5 MY peat) Lloyd Nolan stars as an until I'm 21" -- 70U RAN TIME ON A WHALING THING KNOW —THAT'S WHY )?SOahoB yOU ARBWNE BART — AWAY CAME BUT ME HE SHIP LIKE I PICTURE FROM MOMMY'S TO TELLS PRETEND NOW WHO 15 THE "When I'm old enough I'm aging arthritic sheriff who 'AND VsilfiH I WAS THINGS AREN'T to I'M THE LITTLE SIRL BACK TO HER HIM LITTLE GIRL IN THE going to buy a big ranch some risks deathfrom protect a town IN THAT PlCTURfcr — HER OO BAD— OH On 50BPORTRAIT ? weakling EVEN Vr OLD SCRIfA place far away from people of an outlaw bandthe9 vengeance "in v If M ' HEALTH MADE ME THIS IS GETTING pm probably in South Dakota Wyo Steve Allen Show Ch 5 DRESS— i or Colorado ming I plan to raise cattle and Guests include female lumber-- j horses on the side and try to a c k Helen Bullock singerr continue acting in Hollywood Joanie Sommers Zsa Zsa and Pete Barbutti 10:20' Eventually I'd like to become a 4 pm director or a producer Tonight Show Ch 2 (col- -' "I sure miss Chuck Connors" or)TheDiana Dors Phil Foster the young man said "We beVale and critic Marya ' came real friends playing father Jerry light attacks Mannes will guest star 10:35 son in 'Rifleman' " If they find out what is hap"I V T HAMLIN and if-: By ' pm ALLEY OOP pening arid take care of themTONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS Movie 4 "Savage Ch Big selves they can remain in pretCBS Reports Ch 5 (repeat) Wilderness" starring Victor Ma- ' ty good Health If they fail or TH 1 AWR1GHT OYS I "Storm Over the Supreme ture Robert Preston 10:35 pm SO NOT BEIM' CONTENT P1PNT DO AM- I I ANP I'M SORRY 1 WAS I I refuse to recognize the truth ( WITH POiM' AWAY WITH AIMING AT i SHOT THE HEAD STRING 'JM UP TH!N£ TO YOUR Court" Part--1 Fredric March OUR BELOVEP KHG J BLASTED KING YOU OFF YOUR YOURS' they are m grave danger s ? r Mark Van Doren Archibald YfiOTTA DESTROY BIRP HAT V SILLY OLX FOOI MacLeish and Carl Sandburg Buys Own Banners Dear Df Molner: My daughWELWYN GARDEN CITY ter and her husband kiss their appear in a program chron encourlandmark decisions and mouth the on icling by England (UPI)— Novelist Bar- -' baby the rel6 nation's court and the bara Cartland annoyed by the" highest age grandparents atives and friends to do the pm city's refusal to provide decoraThe Virginian Ch 2 (color tions for Queen Elizabeth's same Isn't this dangerous? Will visit A ) shrewd confidence A R repeat elaborate?— 1500 Union Monday bought you man's scheme to rob a bank is Jacks to hand out to the crowd- I realize that you re oegging the question but I agree with TV and radio listings are prepared by station which should be contacted directly in case of error not do favor kissing you I babies on the lips The soft warm moist surtace Denotes Color 6:27 12 00 of nose mouth and throat are 4 Farm Market Report 2 People Will Talk ' Wednesday July 24 "' ideal roosting places for all 4 Day in Court ' 5:00 ' 6:30 By DICK BROOKS 5 Password 4 UEA Presents ill-Family Theater sorts of germs good and bad THE JACKSON TWINS 2 "Blockheads" 12:25 7 00 NBC News Lone Ranger with major and minor Colds flu 2 2 4 Today HE HE V Capt KC I HONESTLY THINfcT N BIT WHO CACES ? WE'LL 4 Midday Report XA HAS 5 Captain Kangaroo miscellaneous viruses I strep I THlNk-A WULH IIM A tsHEP- TO HE WANTS US AROUND Mickey Mouse Club 5 HAVE FUN AND AE 12:30 name it " WAS 705 HOW THE PATE WITH staphylococcus— you O'S CLOTHING t ONLY Jbb MS) TO CALL ATTENTION TO The Doctors SOME TERRIFIC Fireman 530 2 Frank 4 Bear Yogi 2 And don'ti forget the many va AtfOUT Show 4 Jane Wyman MONEY f ei5 f HlMNOT HIS BOATS A The Big News " Art Linkletter's HIMSELF 5 7:25 rieties of pneumonia 5:30 News The ANy TAKE 5 House Party KUTV News 2 WOLF TURNS babies of Report I'm in favor kissing 7:30 1:00 WATCHfNG Loretta Youn? 5:45 2 The Today Show ( on the cheek or forehead or 2 CBS News 5 SOO 4 Queen for a Day ' (even better) the back of the Say When and News 5 To Tell the Truth 6:00 2 Newsreel and 2 Weather 5 Calendar neck But I don't know that 1:30Sav ' 815 Don't 2 You S CBS Reports King & Odie 4 grandparents can say much Who Do You Trust f 4 15 and Capt KC 6 about this without inviting ill of 5 Edge y Night 2 8:25 will Maybe the best thing you Report 2 NBC News 200 Game 2 The Match 6:30 8:30 can do is to follow the rules of T £ It lit Channel 4 Secret 4 Bingo 2 The Virginian 2 Play Your Hunch Storm Train 5 4 Robbery 4 Wagon7:Hft kissing elsewhere than on the I Love Lucy 5 mouth and of not saying one 2:25 i J Beverly 5 The 9:00 2 NBC News tTllk411li Price Is 2 Ann single word about it Just hope Right ' 2:30 Sothern Make Room for 4 7:30 2 that actions speak louder Going My Way Romper Room semi-paga- Standard-Examine- i' i 1 - H' lds CE pie"? 34 fund-raisin- j2 ( 1 'nitKr7 y 1 C ¥ r PLER steo-bv-ste- D t ur & - ns - r V GREAT-GRAN- D T - TO YOUR GOOD 7-- 2 "Mtf Heart' Affac k Acts Like Indigestion j j i By Dr Joseph G Molner Dear Dr Molner: My husi band's cardiogram recently showed a posterior wall infarc-- I tion r In a recent article you stated that this "would mean scarring which of the heart muscle would be the healed area fol- lowing a heart attack" My hus-- 4 band had no heart attack Please -- L B explain thisL-M- rs The whole! explanation lies in six words that you didn't write If you had said "My husband ihad no heart attack which we recognized at the time" the last six words would tell the whole T story ' I i i A heart attack means an in- in terruption of the blood flow coro-of the of branches the i one nary artery which serves the heart muscle If a large: part of the blood flow is- shut off then a large part of the heart muscle is af- fected If the stoppage is far--I ther along in one of the smaller branches a!' small part of the - muscle is damaged TERM FOR DISEASE Whether large or small it is still an attack in the sense that we use the term for coronary heart disease The cardiogram shows an in- farct or infarction This means that a portion of the muscle is not normal and scar tissue is forming or has formed around it Your husband had heart trouble even though you and he were not aware of it Such cases are not particular ly uncommon Cardiologists are forever encountering patients who haven t the slightest notion The that this has happened most likely explanation is that they passed it off as a bad at tack of indigestion You've probably read — but not really noticed — warnings about acute attacks ot "indiges I J J 1 i ! tion" This is an illustration of the i : --- BY S " yy Ill' m BL m jj XV " Dear Dr Molner: If a phragm is inserted incorrectly and pregnancy results could the dia- MICKEY FINN A RUN TO CVA: Yes the tendency (toward allergies can be inherited I stress "can" and not "will'! i— AND IN t TO WIN THIS UNt a PANNY PLAYED IT RIGHT AL IT JUST TOOK A BAD HOP WE'RE A RUNNER ON THIRD THAT KIO WILL ANOTHER HIT PHIL! THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE 'NEVER MAKE THIRD DANNY WILL THROW RUNNERS ON FIRST HIM OUT— EASY AND THIRD Huntley-Brinkle- ! I The Dick Van Dyke By LANK LEONARD baby be farmed in any way' Show I KNOWl THE OLD EXCUSE! IAt as vera involves an over-producti- If iof write to Dr Molner care of this- newspaper for the '?Ear Noises — Their Causes booklet and Cures' enclosing with your request 10c in coin and a long stamped envelope) in i REAL Much we hooplbs) ©3HT AMjOS Thursday July 25 6 :25 Blessing of a New JOE PALO OKA By HAM FISHER WOULD SAY GOOD THAT T THE FOREMAN WANTS THE GOOD I GRAND JURY TO SPEND ok K SOME TIME THINKING ABOUT IT BEFORE THEY VOTE! pAn? WHAT MR GAFF WANTED I major Hooplc ajvz cint 1 nnkt'T fKinW t THE FOREMAN OF THE GRAND HAS CALLEP A RECESS FOR TWO PAYS MR GAFF 1 GOT SOMETHING TA TELL X If ' 1 HOWtJO SOU KNOW THAT VOOR HEAD WON'T START ACU1NS CUT3DENLV? 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M —D A No -- NOTE Jf ALREADY WAKE PROGRAMS " " THAT-- COt-iSClC- JELEVISION i - OUR BOARDING HOUSE with OTHER 4lGWT'ro Ur& TD EASE AW -tk i But all are dangerous and all do some damage Some people have a series of comparatively You down! Tne Vf iiS 1T 1 Y- the ears? THE MAf4 WHO ACCIDENTALLY RAt4 i I ! ' M£ UDOPL& ? X ANN ROSER K LOSERS J - every several months is one way reason of meeting this problem Even in unmistakable heart (Art you bothered with ringing in attacks the! majority are not fatal : Ga-bo- Sports Music Rews Sports L'usic |