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Today's Where "No One" Owns Stores vi Thi8 editor, on a recent visit to Yugoslavia, found communism there far different than he expected. There is apparent freedom of religion. There is apparent freedom of travel. There is apparent freedom to buy newspapers from just about everywhere in the world. That eludes American newspapers, some of which have anti-communism editorials.

There seemed to be little if any police security. What about freedom to own things? (l There are a lot of cars in Belgrade and Dubrovnik, the two Yugoslavian cities we visited. Privately owned cars have white licenses; company or official cars have red license plates. We saw a majority of white license plates. The cars were all small.

The best cars were German Mercedes and American saw two which were decked in flowers and carrying a wedding party. Stores in Belgrade were busy. People were buying. Incidentally office hours are from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.

i with no lunch break, or from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with no lunch break. The goods in the stores we shopped were shoddy. We asked who owned the stores.

"No one," we were told. "The workers in the store elect a committee which in turn names the director of the store. If the store makes a profit and it can buy newspaper advertising the profit is divided among the workers. If it loses money, the store can borrow from the bank." We asked if any workers made enough money from profits to build an estate. "What is an estate?" we were asked.

So we asked how much profit do the workers get? "Very little," we were told. "That is the secret to this kind of communism. You keep the worker involved with a feeling of ownership and the possibility of profits but you make sure that he does not get too much profit or he will start thinking like a capitalist. In theory this system is almost perfect. But it has a weakness We asked what the weakness was.

"Human nature," we were told. "All workers are different. Some work hard, some don't. Some stay home playing sick when others don't. Some help a store or factory make more profit; some workers don't help even hurt profits." We visited a number of stores.

Incidentally, we saw few Americans almost none in Belgrade a few weeks ago. We were obviously an American couple and 'everyone knows all Americans are big spenders'. But in almost every store we went into, we had to'ask a clerk to help us. The clerks usually were in groups chatting with each other, or maybe just sitting back in a chair day-dreaming. In no store were we met with an enthusiastic clerk, informed and anxious to sell "American big We asked about owning land.

We were told that 80 percent of the farm land is owned by the people who till it. We asked if anyone could own a business of any kind. "Yes," we were told. "Artisans can own a business which has up to five employees." We asked who "Artisans" are. "They're bakers and, well, people like that," was the answer.

"A cab driver is not one. A cab driver can own only one cab." Again, Yugoslavian communism is unique. However, keep in mind that we were in that country only one week and know so very little about it. (Tomorrow's Editorial Report will conclude this series on Yugoslavia). At The End Of The Day I will sing unto the Lord, because he hath dealt bountifully with 13:6.

is easy enough to smile when life runs along like a song, but the man worth while is the man who can smile when everything goes dead wrong." ANN LANDERS tv channels 2 Ktvi. St. Louis 3 Ktvo, Oltumwa 4 Kmox-tv, St. Louis 5 Ksd tv, St. Louis 7 Khqa-tv, Hannibal 8 Komu-tv, Columbia 9 Kotc-tv, St.

Louis 10 Quincy 11 Kplr, St. Louis 13 Krcgtv, Jeff City 17 Kcbj-tv, Columbia (17 is 6 On See TV) Erroneous listings; if any are due to unreported changes by the- stations. See TV 12, Weather LETTERS COLUMN Grandmother Is Heartsick I Dear Ann Landers: I would like to say a few words to that woman who was mad at her folks. She called them rotten grandparents because they refused to be available whenever she wanted to dump her children so she and her husband could enjoy weekends out of town. I am a living example of why grandparents should not get involved.

Last Saturday I lost my beautiful grandson. This child meant more to me than any living creature. His mother went to work and asked me if I would take complete charge of the baby. At first I didn't know whether I had the strength at my age to accept the responsibility, (he was only five weeks old), but I agreed to try. Within a month I lost my heart completely to that little boy.

Now, 18 months later, my daughter-in-law announces, out of the blue, that she and my son are getting a divorce and she is leaving in three the live in another state with her parents. I have died a thousand deaths since that day. The emptiness in my heart is indescribable. I never dreamed I could ache so much. I am not blaming anyone, but this has taught me a bitter lesson.

Never again will I become so involved with a grandchild. Heartsick Dear Surely you don't regret having taken the child. He brought you much happiness. These are the things you should remember and be grateful for. If you have love to give, why not take a foster child Wto your home? There are many youngsters who need what you have to offer.

Please consider it, dear. the mother. Your answer was a great disappointment to be because I've always considered you a help to mothers. This time you really let us down. I have two teen-agers who tie up our phone five days a week from 3:00 until 10:00 p.m.

On weekends, it's they are out somewhere. Grandparents, doctors and friends cannot get through. I can't tell you how often I've been told, "Your phone is ALWAYS busy. I've given up trying to call you." I am sick and tired of the younger generation being resentful when limits are put on them. My children have caused me to lose my composure many times because they abused the telephone.

If teen-agers would be considerate and thoughtful their mothers would not need to scream into the telephone and embarrass In New Haven Dear Sink: If you were unhappy with my first response you're going to be a lot unhappier with this one. What's the matter with you that you haven't set up some rules regarding the telephone and seen to it that those rules are respected? A mother who would permit her teen-agers to tie up the only phone in the house for seven hours, five days a week, has abdicted her responsibility. Of course kids resent limits are essential, and beneath the resentment, kids WANT guidelines. Adolescents who can do as they please are insecure, and unhappy. They feel that no one cares enough about them to enforce discipline.

So get tough, Mother. Your children will respect you for it. Johnny Carson, Dennis Weaver guesti on Merv at 3:00 p. m. on 5 William Holden and Marlin Perkins are with Mlkei at m.

on 4... Film Odyssey at 7:30 p. m. on 9 presents a starkly realistic! drama of slum children in Mexico City CBS presents three unsold comedy, pilots back-to-back starting at 8:00 p. m.

on 4, 7, 13 with sketches on pro-football, livein student nurses, and burglars, all Robert Kline subs for Carson at 10:30 p. m. on 5, 8, 10 MOVIES: 1:00 p.m. on 11 The Monster and the Girl, Rod Cameron, 1941 3:00 PM 11 Daktarl 2 Movie 13 Showtime 3-17 Love, Am. Style 17 Phil Donahue TELEVISION LISTINGS AND PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS' FOR TONIGHT melodrama; 3:00 p.m.

on 2 Secret 12 midnight on 2 The BriKhton Stranger, Beyond the Door, Joan Bennett, 1948 John Loder, 1945 melodrama; 12 mid- 4-7-13 Three Sons 5 Merv Griffin 8-10-11 Somerset 3:30 PM 3 Children 4 Mike Douglas 7 Tri-State 8 Int. to Women 4:10 PM 10 Three On Match 3 Make Deal 5 Truth or Con' sequences 8 Daniel Boone 9 Electric Co. 9 Commonwealth 13 Lucy 10 Sewing 11 Flintstones 13 Gourmet 17 Movie Game 3:40 PM 10 Dinah's Place 4:00 PM 3 Split Second 7 Mike Douglas 8 Elec. Co. 9 Mr.

Rogers 4:40 PM 10 Jeff's Collie 2 ABC News 3-4-5 News 9 Sesame St. 11 Beaver 13 Hillbillies 17 Zoo Revue 5:10 PM 110 Cartoons drama; 7:00 p.m. on 11 The Unforglven, Kurt Lancaster, Audrey Hepburn, 1960 western, good; 7:30 p.m. on 6,8,10 Matchless, Patrick O'Neal, 1966 Italian adventure; 7:30 p.m. on 9 Los Olvidados, Roberto Cobo, 1950 drama; 10:30 p.m.

on 2 Victim, Dirk Bogarde, 1961 British drama, very good; 10:30 p.m. on 4,7,13 The Subterraneans, Leslie Caron, Roddy McDowall, 1960 Jack Kerouac drama, poor; 11:30 p.m. on 11 A Date with the Falcon, George Sanders, 1941 mystery; 9 Bridge 2 Hogan's Heroes 10 Wild Kingdom 3-17 ABC News Felony Squad 4-7-13 CBS News 5-8-10 NBC News 9 Elec. Co. 11 Don't Eat Daisies 6:00 PM 2 Petticoat Jet.

3.4.5.7,8.10.13-17 News 9 Genuises 11 Dick Van Dyke 12 Local Program or Weatherscan night on 8 Buck Privates Come Home, Abbott and Costello, 1947 comedy, fair; 12 midnight on 17 The From Outer Space, 1966 Japanese science fiction; 12:30 a.m. on 2 Wild Wild Winter, Gary Clarke, Chris Noel, 1985 rdck 'n roll musical; 12:30 a.m. on 4 Lady of the Tropics, Robert Taylor, 1939 drama, fairly good; 2 a.m. on 4 20 Mule Team, Wallace Beery, 1940 western; 3:30 a.m. on 4 It's A Wonderful World, Claudette Clobert, James Stewart, 1939 mystery.

13 Porter Wagoner 17 Buck Owens 2-3-17 Brady Bunch 4-7-13 O'Hara 8-10 Sanford Son 9 Cooking 11 Movie 2-3-17 Love, Am. Style 9 Wash. U. 9:15 PM 9 Pulse 4-7-13 Governor J.J. 5 Sanford Son 8 Dragnet 9 Flick Out 10 Dr.

Locke 2-3-17 Partridge 11 Big Valley 2 Tell Truth 3 Lucy 4 Circus 5 Hee Haw 7 My World 8 Postscript Family 5-8-10 Movie 9 Film Odyssey 8:00 PM 2-3-17 Room 222 4-7-13 Movie 8:30 PM 2-3-17 Odd Couple 9:00 PM 10:00 PM 2-3-4-5-7-8-10-13-17 News 9 Designing Women 2 Movie 3-17 Dick Cavett 4-7-13 Movie 5-8-10 Tonight 9 Tinsmithlng 11 Perry Mason' 9 St. Louis Sings il Sherlock Holmes 12 Midnight 3-17 Movies 8 Abbott Costello 12:15 AM. Bowling 12:30 AM 2-4 Movies 1:00 AM 11 Zorro 4 Movie 3:40 AM 4 Movie 24 Hours 12 (See TV) Weather (Adv.) SATURDAY LEDGERLAND STATION LISTINGS AND PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Dear Ann Landers: Recently you printed a letter from a 16-year-old girl whose mother humiliated her by yelling into the phone (loud enough for her boyfreid to hear) "Tell whoever it is that you aren't allowed to talk forever on a school get off!" You seemed extremely sympathetic to the girl but showed no understanding whatever for It's not always easy to recognize love, especially the first time around. Acquaint yourself with the guidelines. Read Ann Landers' booklet, "Love Or Sex And How To Tell The Difference." For a copy, mail 35c in coin and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to The Mexico Ledger.

To Your Good Balks At Taking Anti-TB Drug George C. Thosteson, AA.D. Convention coverage by the networks has even filtered down to the kiddie shows Walter Conkrite has a political primer at 11:30 a.m. on 4,7,13 TENNIS: the Wimbledon championships are shown, via tape, with the men's singles at 11:30 a.m. on 5,8 followed at 12 noon on 10 and the women's singles, probably the best of the two, at 4 p.m.

on 5,8,10 BASEBALL: The Cubs vs. the Reds at Cincinnati at 1:00 p.m. on 5,8,10... Wide World of Sports says they will be covering the Fischer-Spassky chess match and the Olympic track and field trials at Eugene, Ore. at 4:00 p.m.

on 2,3,17 Maude, Edith's cousin, who will be the star in 24 Hours 9:00 AM 12 (See TV) Weather 2-3-17 Bewitched the spin-off from All in the Family this fall, visits Archie in a rerun at 7:00 p.m. on 4,7,13 TELETHON: to raise money for the Democratic coffers, an hour marathon parade of stars has been arranged to man telephones and perform, starting at 9 p.m. on 2,3,17 and running until Sunday evening Convention coverage will disrupt all the regular schedules MOVIES: 9:30 a.m. on 11 Blondie For Victory, Penny Singleton, 1942 comedy; 1:00 p.m. on 4 The Mole People, John Agar, 1956 science fiction; 2 p.m.

on 11 Bowery Boy, Dennis O'Keefe, 1941 drama; 2 p.m. on 17, Law of the Timber, no information; on 2 Break To Freedom, Anthony Steel, 1955 drama, good; 7:00 p.m. on 2,3,17 The Deadly Affair, James Mason, 1967 mystery, good; 8:00 p.m. on 5,8,10 John Forsythe, 1969 Hitchcock p.m. on 11 Double or Nothing, Bing Crosby, 1937 comedy; 10:30 p.m.

on 4 The Proud and the Profane, William Holden, 1956 drama, good; 10:45 p.m. on 8 Christmas in July, Dick Powell, 1940 drama, excellent; 11:30 p.m. tin 17 Dementia 13, William thriller, good; 1:50 a.m. on 4 The Man Who Understood Women, Henry Fonda, 1959 comedy, good; 3:55 a.m. on 4 Too Much, Too Soon, Dorothy Malone, 1958 biography, fair.

Dear Dr. Thosteson: As the result of a positive reaction to a tuberculin skin test, I have been -advised to take a drug, isoniazid, for one year. Although it is to be supplied to me without cost, I have heard some things about the drug that concern me. I would appreciate hearing from The positive tuberculin test signifies that you have been exposed to T.B. Now the goal is to make sure you don't develop an active case of the disease yourself.

Yes, side effects are possible with isoniazid. It is a powerful medication. But side effects are possible with virtually any medication you can name. (And a lot that you probably can't.) The point is that the side effects occur primarily with large doses, so the thing to do is to observe the patient periodically to make sure that side effects don't start to develop. The effectiveness of isoniazid as an anti-tuberculosis treatment has been well established.

By all means go ahead with the treatment. Just take care to go in for checkups whenever you are told to. Dear Doctor: If a person has a hiatal hernia, would they suffer chest pains and severe stomach spasms and cramps, bringing on retching and nausea? Sleeping in an upright position helps, but what foods and liquids are allowed is the problem. Can you help Mrs. V.P.B.

The symptoms are all possible. In general, a hiatal hernia often closely resembles an ulcer in symptoms. bland, non-irritating diet, just as for usually advisable. If you have a hiatal hernia, then you'll find my booklet useful, "Hiatal Hernia and Eight Ways to Combat It." Send 25 cents and a long, self- addressed, stamped envelope for a copy. But if you aren't sure whether you have hiatal hernia but are guessing from the symptoms, then by all means your first dangerous.

Read Dr. Thosteson's booklet, "Your You Need To Know About Them." Write to him in care of The Mexico Ledger, enclosing a long, self- addressed (use zip code), stamped envelope and 25c in coin to cover cost of printing and handling. Greetings Birthday greetings on Sunday to Mrs. 0. D.

Fountain, A. Harold Griffin, Randall Dean Lewis, Dwayne Herndon, Vernon Junior Carson, James T. Davis, Eldon Reading of Vandalia, Thomas Wayne Shrader, Larry Kimbell, William H. Hudson, Randy Lewis and Andrew Fecht. (Adv.) 5:45 AM 4 News 6:00 AM 4 Semester 6:15 AM 2 Farm Report 6:30 AM 2 World of Ideas 4 PS4 5 Agriculture 7:00 AM 2-3-17 Jerry Lewis 4-7-13 Bugs Bunny 5-8-10 Dr.

Doolittle 11 Across Fence 7:30 AM 4-7-13 Pebbles 5-8-10 Jetsons 9:30 AM 2-3-17 Lidsvffle 4-7-13 Archie 5-8-10 Barrier Reef 11 Blondie 10:00 AM 2-3-17 Curiosity 4-7-13 Sabrina 5-8-10 Giant Step 10:30 AM 4-7-13 Josie 11:00 AM 2-3-17 Johnny Quest 4-7-13 Monkees 5 Corky 8-10 Mr. Wizard 2-3-17 Road Runner 4-7-13 Scooby DoollSoulSt. 5-6-10 Deputy Dawg 11:30 AM 11 Herald of Truth 8:00 AM 2-3-17 Phantom 4-7-13 Globetrotters 5 Corky 2 Fury 3-17 Lancelot 4-7-13 Convention 3 5-8 Tennis 10 By the Way Behind Your TV Screen By WALTER CRONKITE During Cynthia Lowry's va- 8-10 Woody 12 Noon 11 Samson 2-3-17 Bandstand 8:30 AM 4-7-13 Children' 2-3-17 Jackson Five Festival 4-7-13 Hair Bear 10 Tennis Pink Panther, 11 Wagon Train 11 Roller Derby 1:00 PM 2 Trevino Golf 3 Roller Derby 4 Movie 5-8-10 Baseball 7 Comedy 13 CFL Football 17 Jim Jesse 1:30 PM 2 Lone Ranger 11 Cisco Kid 17 Kitty Wells 2:00 PM 2 Outdoors 3 Showcase 11 Bowery Boys 17 Movie 2:15 PM 3 Wildlife Parade 2:30 PM 2 Movie 3 Death Valley 4 Rainbow Palace' 7 Wagon Train 3:00 PM Black wood Family 4 Adventure 3:30 PM 3 Untamed World 4 St. Louis 11 Big Valley 13 Big 8 Sweep i 2-3-17 World of Spts. 5-8-10 Tennis 7 Have.

Gun 13 Pastor's Study 4 Heads Up i 7 Law Mr. Jones Flash Gordon 13 Bill Anderson 4 Newsmakers 5 Spts Action 7-8 Trevino Golf 10 Untamed 11 Beaver 13 Water World 2 Zoo 3 Lassie 4-7-13 CBS News 5-8-10 NBC News 11 Lucy 17 Good News 6:00 PM 2 Death Valley 3-13 Welk 4-5-7-10 News 8 Mo. Forum 11 Mothers-In-Law 17 Gospel 6:30 PM 2 Tell Truth 4 Lassie 5 Dr. In House 7 Porter Wagoner 8 Dr. Locke 10 Welk 11 Make Deal 7:00 PM 2-3-17 Movie 4-7-13 All In Family 5-8 Emergency 11 Water World 7:30 PM 4-7-13 Mary T.

Moore 10 Adam 12 World 11 Welk 8:00 PM 4-7-13 Dick Van Dyke 5-6-10 Movie 4-7-13 Arnie 11 Mitch Miller 2-3-17 Democratic Telethon 4-7-13 Mission Impossible 11 Kid Talk 2-3-17 ABC News 4-7-13 News 11 Hope Crosby Movie 2 Movie 3 News 13 Horror Movie 17 Music 3-17 Democratic Telethon 4 Movie 7 Big Valley 5-8-10 News 10:45 PM 8 Movie 11:00 PM 5 Pocono 500. 10 Roller Derby 17 Chinchillas 11:30 PM 7 Have Gun 17 Movie 12 Midnight 8-11 Wrestling 12:20 AM 2 Movie 12:50 AM- 4 People Speak, 1:50 AM 4 Movie 3:55 4 Movie 24 Hours 12 (See TV) Weather (Adv.) Yesterday in Mexico Saturday July 7,1962 for several days. Jerry Dee Daugherty, son of Miss Dorothy Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. W.D.

Daugherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. received the Boy Scout God and Martin Donnelly of Mexico, will Country award. It was teach English in the Laddonia Club when she was accidentally struck on the temple with a golf stick. The Mexico Democratic Women's Club now has a For Mail Subscribers, Additional Weekend TV Log Appears Today, On Another Page television.

We've gone a long John F. Kennedy became a place it could have happened organization had been alloted step is to have your doctor cation the column is being writ- wa i nce 'i948 when perhaps as national figure in was within the camp of dedi- nearly 2,500 tickets. So Steven- diagnose the situation. ten by invited guests, each of few as 10 million date the beginning of his 1960 cated Stevenson supporters, son's supporters pinned on whom was asked to respond to seeme a lot in those candidacy to the Democratic They managed to pack the gal- some "Kennedy for president" watched the conventions which convention in leries in Los Angeles through buttons and walked away were held in Philadelphia. through television, millions of sheer cunning and some rather another 1,500 tickets.

I'll tell you there were some Americans witnessed his run shady dealings. The strength of the Kennedy changes when we got into the for the vice presidency after The Stevenson organization organization saved the day. If act. The delegates acted a little presidential nominee Adlai E. had been allowed a mere 34 you watched television, you be preparation for a gruelling job differently.

And no longer did Stevenson had opened the tickets to the hall, but had been know that the convention. had that comes up every four years. some of them appear as though nomination to the delegates, able to obtain an additional every appearance of being Ste- they had been mugged on the His bid failed but the exposure 000 tickets from various venson country. But it wasn't way to the had pushed his career ahead at sources. Then the Stevenson and John Kennedy was the presented by the pastor of his High School next year.

She is membership of more than 700, church, the Rev. William K. attending Washington according to reports made by Herod. University in St. Louis this the four teams at a meeting in Five Mexico girls were summer.

the circuit courtroom, presented awards at a banquet Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Dougherty Judge J.A. Guthrie has gone at the culmination of the first and two daughters have moved on a fishing trip to Plumb Lake, only session's activities at Pin Oak to Mexico from Crane, Ind.

Mr. Wis. Girl Scout Camp at the Lake of Dougherty is Mexico's W.H. Key and family have the Ozarks state park, Kaiser, superintendent of sewers. moved to this city to reside.

Mr. Mo, Peggy Jolly and Judy Friday, July 7,1922 specific questions about some Dear Dr. Thosteson: My area of his work in television, niece, now 3, has been chewing Here is the report of CBS's vet- gum since she was 2 years old. eran newscaster as he corn- After she chews it a while, she pleted a refresher course in swallows it. Could this Swallowing it won't hurt that is not to be in- Q.

Has television turned na- terpreted as an endorsement of tional political conventions teaching kids to chew gum at from an instrument for the the age of 2. The danger at this nomination of presidential age is inhaling it into the candidates into a combination windpipe. dramatic show and ritual? Don't take chances with A. National party trouble." It may be ventions are among the most- minor, but it can be watched events on American caught up with politics. But the appearance of the politicians wasn't the only thing that changed.

Everything did, and some of the floor demonstrations resembled half-time at the Rose Bowl. 000 tickets from various sources. Then the Stevenson least 10 years. The day he left camp learned that the Kennedy nominee. Chicago, John F.

Kennedy was the frontrunner for the next Democratic party nomination. But if John F. Kennedy could have been short-circuited in Los Angeles in I960, the one Nowell received Camp Council awards, Marty Mason, best canoeist in Unit 4, Becky Taylor, canoeing badge; Betty Taylor, Linda Hanson and Susan Erdel, Red Cross swimming certificates. Gary Gene Helm, FN, is serving active duty in the U.S. Navy at Norfolk, with the Atlantic Fleet.

He is aboard the YF328 Navy Service Craft Afloat. Gary is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Helm of near Middletown and a 1961 graduate of Vandalla R-l High School. Monday July 7, WZ Mr.

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