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Today's Editorial Report- They Don't Like The Russians Hie Yugoslavians don't like the Russians, we were told in a recent trip to that communist country. But they like Germans, Albanians, less. You will remember that after World War II, Yugoslavia was the only communist-controlled country in Europe that did not come under Soviet domination. Tito, the Yugoslavian communist President read that to keep his country "independent" of the Soviet Union. We asked how he did it.

We got many answers. We don't know the real one. But some of the factors are these: The Yugoslavians fought well during the war. They fought each other the Royalists vs the communists and they fought the Germans. The Royalists did not do well and by mid-war the communists in Yugoslavia were leading the fight against the German occupation troops.

We were told the German commander made a serious mistake. He announced that for every German soldier killed by the Yugoslavians, 100 Yugoslavians would be shot; for every German officer killed, 200 Yugoslavians would be shot. In Belgrade, they have a memorial to the more than 80,000 people shot by the Germans in retaliation. Now if you lived in a city where suddenly you could be picked up to be shot as one of the 100 or 200, what would you do? Many people took to the mountains where the communist partisans, as they were called, were conducting their anti-German campaigns. Tito led these communist forces through the war and was made head of the country after the war.

One story why the Soviet Union, after the war, did not march troops in and take over Yugoslavia the way they did Bulgaria, Romania, Czechoslovakia, is "because they knew we would fight them." In short, the Russians respected Tito and his forces and, also, the Yugoslavian difficult terrain for military campaigning. Tito, of course, came out of World War II the great hero of the Yugoslavian communists and of many other people there. "He did not leave us during the war the way DeGaulle left the French people," one Yugoslavian said. "He stayed with us. He fought beside us." So today he seems to have great strength.

No other communist dictatorship in the world is sure enough of itself to permit as much apparent freedom of religion, apparent freedom of travel, apparent ownership of as many things, apparent freedom to buy newspapers and books, some of which are anti-communist. In one conversation with a Yugoslavian expert, I said: "You know perfectly well there are pro- Stalinists here who are anti-Tito. And you also know perfectly well the Soviet Union is using all its established techniques to encourage these pro- Stalinists infiltration, schooling in Moscow, supplying funds, for the eventual Soviet takeover." "Of course, that is true," the expert said. "But you forget one thing. Tito was schooled there, too.

He and his people are communists. They know their tricks. That is why they are so successful in keeping the Soviet Union at arms length." With police security seemingly so limited inside Yugoslavia, Tito must be successful at keeping both Soviet communism and European-American capitalism from weakening his control over his people. We repeatedly asked, "What happens after Tito he is 80 years old now." The would-be experts point out Tito's plan for a council that will elect a new head of government each year. The real experts shrug their shoulders and say, "After Tito? Who knows.

Keep in mind Yugoslavia is now in the longest period of no-war in its years. Peace is a stranger in that part of the world. They have grown up since Greek and Roman times fighting Greeks and Romans, fighting each other, fighting their neighbors. And when not fighting, trying to out- rnaneuver each other, their neighbors and, today, the rest of the communist world and the rest of the Free World. At The End of The Day For the Lord taketh pleasure in his people: he will beautify the meek with Psalm 149:4.

A father always takes more pleasure in the success of his children than in his own. Open Forum Editor, Ledger: Your cooperation in printing Articles and pictures of glass recycling helped to make It a success. We collected nine tons. Thank you very much for fyour wonderful coverage. Hope to have another drive in the fall.

Thanks again. Sincerely, Mrs. Elmer Johnson Chairman, Glass Recycling Drive Editor, Ledger: The group of members from Audrain County Historical Society who attended the Muny Opera wishes to again this year thank the Mexico Police department for being on hand Iwhen their group returned in the early hours of fYlday morning. It is com- to know that depen: lUble, pleasant, and courteous will be present if (MO.) liDGIB needed. All of us appreciated it very much.

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m. to 3:00 p. m. Saturday. ANN LANDERS LETTERS COLUMN Operator Bugs Too Easily tv channels 2 Ktvi, St.

Louis 3 Ktvo, Oldimwa 4 Kmox-tv, St. Louis 5 Ksd-tv. St, Louis 7 Khqa-tv, Hannibal 8 Komu tv, Columbia 9 Ketc-tv, St. Louis 10 WRem-tv, Quincy 11 Kplr, St, Louis 13 Krcg-lv, Jeff City 17 Kcbj-tv, Columbia (17 is 6 On See Tv) Erroneous listings; if any are due to unreporled changes by the' stations. See Tv 12, Weather TELEVISION LISTINGS AND PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS'FOR TONIGHT 8 Dear Ann Landers: You've been good about giving a lift to what is probably the most abused segment of society in America's working force.

I refer to telephone operators. Will you print just one more letter, please? Convention coverage by the networks has even filtered down to the kiddie Walter Conkrlte 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 on 5,8 followed at 12 noon on 10 flammable thing in the house. That incident brought me to my senses. When and I asked my husband why my relatives take be st the two, at 4 p.m.

on 5,8,10 advantage of me so shamelessly, he replied, BASEBALL: The Cubs vs. the Reds at ''Because you allow it." His answer stopped me Cincinnati at 1:00 p.m. on 5,8,10... Wide We are all aware that on legal holidays such dead in my tracks. Of course he was right.

Why world of Sports says they will be as Christmas, Day and the Fourth of don't you perform a national service and pass C0 verine the Fischer-Soasskv chess 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 18 Ms 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 Freedom, Anthony Steel, 1955 drama, good; 7:00 p.m. on 2,3,17 The Deadly Affair, James Mason, 1987 mystery, good; 8:00 p.m.

on 5,8,10 Topaz, John Forsythe, 1969 Hitchcock drama; 10:00 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. on 17 Dementia 13, William Campbell, 1963 July all business establishments are closed.

On other special days such as St. Patrick's Day, Ash Wednesday, and St. Valentine's Day most businesses carry on as usual. What bugs me is when people call up and ask, "Are you open today?" On March 171 had no less than 100 such idiotic phone calls. Finally I lost my temper and yelled, "Of course, we're open you nut, or 1 wouldn't be answering this phone!" Then there's the dim-wit who want 'o speak to Mr.

Bigwheel and when the operator says "He's on another call" he'll ask, "Will he be long?" How in the world do I know? If I say, "I think he'll be on this call a while" the person becomes irritated because he figures I don't want to put him through. If I say, "I think it will be a brief wait," he gets mad if he has to wait more than 15 seconds and he is sure I gave him a bum steer. I guess what I'm trying to say is, "Ann, you can't Centipede in Center City Dear Cent: I hope you'll excuse me if I seem stupid, but I think it makes sense to phone and ask, "Are you open today?" Some business establishments close at noon on certain holidays which are not considered "legal." As for your other gripes, I agree, they are valid, but unfortunately, I can think of no quick cure for super-sensitive or slightly paranoid personalities. Dear Ann Landers: A belated thanks from a Corpus Christi, Texas reader for printing that letter about the woman who kept an iguana in the bathtub. My only regret is that you didn't print a letter like it ten years ago.

I've been running a free hotel and dining room, complete with maid service, for a pack of free-loading relatives who have the unmitigated gall to bring their friends to our home for vacations. I finally began to question my sanity when my cousin demonstrated his gratitude for my hospitality by falling asleep with a lighted cigaret in his hand. Luckily I smelled the smoke and put out the fire before he burned the house down. The only damage was a charred mattress. Instead of apologizing and offering to replace the mattress he wanted to know why I would have such a cheap, can buy an Up With Sponges Dear Fed: Those "words of wisdom" have appeared in this column so often you can put them to music and dance to them.

I have been tolling people for 17 years that no one can impose on a person who refuses to allow it. It takes two to play that kind of game. If you heed this advice, you won't need an iguana. Confidential To Betting On You: Sorry, you lose. I cannot listen to "all those four letter words" in mixed company without feeling uncomfortable.

True this work has acquainted me with all of them (I knew a few before) but I didn't grow up with such language and I con- 13 CFL Football fess it bothers me. Dear Ann Landers: I gave birth to a lovely baby boy recently. We had been trying to have 11 Cisco Kid a child for five success. I went 17 Kitty Wells through major surgery as a last resort to get pregnant. I tell you all this so you'll know how thrilled we are to be parents.

Before the baby arrived my husband and I had some long talks Bowery Boys about what to name our firstborn. Roy wanted 17 Movie to name the child of his father. I wanted to name him after my father. We compromised by agreeing to by-pass both fathers because of such strong feelings involved. We settled on Derek Lyle because we liked the sound of it.

Now both my father and Roy's father have let Backus, John Davidson, and Hank us know they are very upset with us for Williams Jr. in the hours between 5 a. m. selecting a name simply because we liked it and 8 a. m.

on 2, 3,17 and in the next when we have perfectly good relatives on both three hours there are Monty Hall, Oliver, sides. You can't believe the unhappiness this and a sports show with Dick Butkus, John has caused us. My husband wants to rename Brodie, others The six front-running the baby, using both our fathers' names. It candidates for the Democratic would mean changing the birth certificate. I nomination Meet the Press in an ex- don't want to do it.

Please panded session at 12 noon on 5, 8,10 Mini War Swimming, track and field are on the Dear Mini: Naming a child is the prerogative AAU International Champions at 2 p. of the parents. You've made your choice and m. on 4,7,13... Convention previews and your parents should have accepted it and kept specials are listed throughout the day by their disappointment to themselves.

the various networks, interrupting If you have another child you might consider naming him (or her) after the grandpapas, but this child's name should remain as it is. covering the Fischer-Spassky chess 1:00 p.m. on 4 The Mole People, John match and the Olympic track and field Agar, 1956 science fiction; 2 p.m. on 11 trials at Eugene, Ore. at 4:00 p.m.

on Bowery Boy, Dennis O'Keefe, 1941 2,3,17 Maude, Edith's cousin, drama; 2p.m. on 17, Law of the Timber, who will be the star in no information; 2:30 p. m. on 2 Break To 12 Noon 3 Wildlife Parade 13 Bill Anderson 4 Lassie 2-3-17 Bandstand 4-7-13 Children Festival 10 Tennis 11 2 3 4 Wagon Train 1:00 PM Trevino Golf Roller Derby Movie 's 2 3 4 7 3 4 5-6-10 Baseball 7 3 7 2 1 7 2 3 1 7 Comedy CFL Football Jim Jesse 1:30 PM Lone Ranger Cisco Kid Kitty Wells 2:00 PM Outdoors Showcase Bowery Boys Movie 2:15 PM 3 4 11 13 2:30 PM Movie Death Valley Rainbow Palace Wagon Train 3:00 PM Blackwood Family Adventure 3:30 PM Untamed World St. Louis Big Valley Big 8 Sweep 4: 00PM 2-3-17 World of Spts.

5-8-10 Tennis 7 13 4 7 11 Have Gun Pastor's Study Heads Up Law Mr. Jones Flash Gordon 4 Newsmakers 5 Spts Action 7-8 Trevino Golf 10 Untamed World 11 Beaver 13 Water World 5: 30PM 2 Zoo 3 Lassie 4-7-13 CBS News 5-fl-lO 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 2 Tell Truth 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 4-7-13 Mary T.

Moore 10 Adam 12 11 Welk 8:00 PM 4-7-13 Dick Van 1 Dyke 5-8-10 Movie 8: 30PM 4 f1 1 0 A 1 -7-13 Arnie 11 Mitch Miller 9 AA thriller, good; 1:50 a.m. on 4 The I Who Understood Women, Henry For 1959 comedy, good; 3:55 a.m. on 4 Much, Too Soon, Dorothy Malone, biography, fair. 2-3-17 Democratic 10:45 PM Telethon 4-7-13 Mission Impossible 11 Kid Talk 2-3-17 ABC News 4-7-13 News 11 Hope Crosby Movie 10: 15PM 2 Movie 3 News 13 Horror Movie 17 Music 10: 30PM 3-17 Democratic Telethon 4 Movie 7 Big Valley 5-8-10 News 8 5 10 17 7 17 Movie 11:00 PM Pocono 500 Roller Derby Chinchillas 11:30 PM Have Gun Movie 12 Midnight 8-11 Wrestling 2 4 4 4 12 Man ida, Too 1958 12:20 AM. Movie I 12:50 People Speak" 1:50 Movie 3:55 AM Movie 24 Hours I (See Tv) Weather (Adv.) SUNDAY LEDGERLAND STATION LISTINGS AND PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS The telethon that ran all night lists Jim 24 Hours 2 Sacred Heart 12 (See Tv) Weather 9:00 AM To Your Good Health How Much Water Too Much? George C.

Thosteson, AA.D. (Adv.) 6:45 AM 4 News 7 Sacred Heart 4 PS4 5 Gospel 7 The Life 10 Almanac 11 Rev. Robinson 7:30 AM 2 Patterns For Living 3-7 Revival 4 Camera Three Dear Dr.Thosteson: You said much sodium! So people First, don't make a big issue, 5 Lester Family once that drinking too much working under such extreme of it in front of him. 'io Gospel water can be dangerous. Why? conditions long since have Second, he may, in the past, 'n Oral Roberts How much water? What can the learned the value of taking salt have had some rectal 8:00 AM effects tablets, to replenish the sodium discomfort from a hard 2 Rabbi Yes, too much water can be supply in the body and to satisfy movement, and this would 3 Herald of Trutl "too much" thirst by drinking water.

presumably continue now with 4 Father's means more than anybody in There has to be something his constipation. 5 Am. Sings his right senses would be likely wrong, mentally, with anyone So you might try an infant 7-11 Rev. Humbari to drink. who would deliberately drink so glycerin suppository every 13 Revival The average need is about much water as to harm himself second or third day.

This should 17 Grace quarts a day, which includes or kill himself, but it does provoke a soft movement. the water in your coffee, soup, happen. Perhaps not every time, but at 2 The Answer fruit juice, vegetables and Exactly how much water least some of the time. 8:30 AM other foods. Mashed potatoes would depend on the physical If he gradually realizes that 3 Gospel contain water.

So does condition and characteristics of these movements are without 4 Father's Faith the juices in the meat. the individual. discomfort, you may find the 5 Insight The body readily disposes of For most of us, the important battle is won. 10 Billy Hargis that much water, or more. The thing is just to understand a average normal kidney can little about the importance of excrete about a quart of water proper mineral levels in the GOUT an hour.

You also lose moisture fluids of the body. Troubled with gout? To learn through perspiration and from of new treatment for this cruel breathing. Didn't you ever and painful disease, write to breath on your glasses to clean Dear Dr. Thosteson: I am a Dr. Thosteson in care of The them? There's moisture in boy, 18, and have heard that! Ledger for a copy of his every breath we exhale.

masturbation causes pimples booklet, The Modern Between the amount one on the face or makes them Way To Stop It." Please enclose needs and the amount one can worse. Is this a long, self-addressed (use zip handle, there's a wide range of No, not true. No connection, code), stamped envelope and 25 safety. Your normal thirst tells you how much to 2 Mass 4 Lamp Unto 5 The Life 7 Oral Roberts 11-13 Gospel 17 Democratic Telethon 9:30 AM 3 Gospel 4 Look Up 5 Woody 7 Discovery 10 Consultation 9:45 AM 2 Davey 10:00 AM 2 Bullwinkle 3-13 Humbard 4 Church 5 Mr. Wizard 7 Camera Three regularly scheduled programs John Kenneth Galbraith visits Firing Line at 7:00 p.

m. on 9 Masterpiece Theatre offers a Henry James novel at 8:00 p. m. on 9 Fiedler and the Boston Pops do American songs at 9:00 p. m.

on 9 MOVIES: 12 noon on 4 Brighty of the Grand Canyon, Joseph Gotten, 1967 adventure; 12 noon on 11 She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, John Wayne, 1949 western, very good; 2 p. m. on 11 Danger Island, Peter Lorre, 1939 Moto drama; 5 p. m. on 2 Green Mansions, Audrey Hepburn, 1959 drama, fairly good; 6:30 p.

11 Wrestling 10 Wrestling 13 The Life Charlie Chan 17 Hour of Power m. on 4 Five Million Years to Earth, James Donald, 1967 British science fiction, good; 7:30 p. m. on 11 Tfie Traveling Saleswoman, Joan Davis, 1950 comedy, fair; 8:00 p. m.

on 2, 3 Smoky, Fess Parker, 1966 drama, fairly 10:15 p. m. on 2 The Hook, Kirk Douglas, 1963 drama, good; 10:30 p. m. on 4-El Greco, Mel Ferrer, 1964 biography, fair; 11:15 p.

m. on 17 The Devil Bat, no. information; 12:25 a. m. on 4 The Benny Goodman Story, Steve Allen, 1956 biography, fairly good; 2:35 a.

m. on 4 Timberjack, Sterling Hayden, 1955 drama. 11:30 AM 2 Soul 3 Billy Hargis 4 Town Country 7-13 Face Nation 8 Comment 10 Travelog 12 Noon 2 Mass 3 Gospel 4 Movie 5 Champions 8 Adventure 10 Itinerary Navy 2 McHale's 4-7-13 Tennis 8 LSD 11 Wagon Train 2-3-8-10 Pre-Convention 5 Survival 8 Wild Kingdom 9 Electric Co. 11 Nashville 13 Lassie 17 Big Picture 4-7-13 Movie 5-8-10 Disney 9 French Chef 5-8-10 Meet Pressl tle men 7 Real Estate 11 Wayne Movie 13 Billy Hargis 17 Music Place 2-3-17 Issues 7 Look Up 5 Spts Challenge 7-13 Kid Talk 17 Pocono 500 4-7-13 Animal World 5 Race 2-3 ABC News 4-5-7-8-10 News' 9 On Campus 13 CBS News 2 Movie 3-13 News 4 CBS News 10:30 PM 11 Country Carnival 3 Gospel 17 Am. Sings 4-13 Movies 5 Your Life 2 FBI 7 CBS News 3-17 Democratic 8-10 Tonight Telethon 9 Counseling 9 Firing Line 11 Bill Fields 11 Country Place 17 Friend I 7:30 PM 10:45 PM 5-8-10 i 7 Business Newsl Stewart 13 Oral Roberts 17 Bible 8:45 AM 10 11 Roller 10:30 AM 2 Make Wish 4 Sunday 5 Indy 500 7 Tom Jerry 10 Roller JDerby 2 Mr.

Toad 3 Calvary 4 Face Nation 5 Corky 7 Groovy Goolies 8 Discovery 13 Herald of Truth 1:00 PM 2 Movie 2 Perception 3 Bonanza 3-17 Democratic 7 12 Campaign '72 11 Porter Wagoner Comedy Theatre 5 Thief Telethon 7 Big Valley 13 Insight 1:30 PM 2 Dimensions 5 Movie 13 Christophers 2:00 PM 2 Movie 4-7-13 AAU 8 Regulatory Agencies 5 Fishing 8 Outdoors 9 Get Together 10 Comment 11 Bill Anderson 17 Roller Derby 5:30 PM" 5-8-10 NBC News 11 Buck Owens 6:00 PM 3 Hee Haw 4-7-10 News 8:00 PM 2-3 Movie 5-8-10 Bonanza 9 Theatre 4-7-13 Cade's County 9 Pulse 5-8-10 Bold Ones 9 Evening at Pops 11 Soap Box 4 Country Suite 7 Nashville 13 River 7 Big Valley 9 St. Louis Sings' 17 ABC News 11:15 AM 17 Movie 12 Midnight 5 Comment 11 Rev. 12:25 AM 4 Movie 2:35 AM 4 Movie 24 Hours 12 (See Tv) Weather' (Adv.) For Mail Subscribers, Additional Weekend Tv Log Appears Today, On Another Page Behind Your TV Screen Yesterday Ifl MEXICO YtfTf'V A 14-ct DlirA Sunday, July 8,1962 Mrs. Blattner, 1312 S. Jefferson Robert Williams, 16, of 905 E.

St. By JERRY BUCK stamp of its producers, Blye Associated Press Writer and one HOLLYWOOD (AP) The word, the way he spells cents in coin to cover cost of way a television musical come- developed their own distinctive Lafayette stepped on a nail Mr. and Mrs. O.K. Marvin Dear Dr.

Thosteson: You told printing and handling. dy acquires that carefree and look, first with "The Andy and was treated at Audrain have returned home from- a in hot sweaty weather, less in a person who complained about Dr. Thosteson welcomes all spontaneous look is for every- Williams Show" and now with County Hospital. month's visit at Independence, cool weather. numbness of the hands that it reader mail but regrets that, one to work themselves to a "The Sonny Cher Comedy Several boys were found Kan.

Drinking huge volumes of could be caused from arthritis due to the tremendous volume frazzle day and night. Hour." swimming in the Plunkett Park P.S. Ballew, Wabash agent at to get you into in the spine. Could the same received daily, he is unable to So says Ken Berry, who just The Williams show, for in- pool at 11:40 a.m. and were Paris, and a former resident of occurs in thing also cause a stiff, aching answer individual letters, wound up four no stance, had the running gag of a taken to the police station.

Mexico, is retiring from his fab psychotic individuals. But it neck every morning? My Readers' questions are in- time five summer bear begging a cookie every Fletcher Mulligan, who was with the railroad and will move does happen. The most recent doctor said it was caused from corporated in his column shows for ABC. week. On "Wow," Berry goes badly burned at his home near to a farm near Benton case that came to my attention "nervous tension" and whenever possible.

"I was up until 3 a.m. one through a chase every week to Scott's Corner, returned to was only a couple of years ago, prescribed a tranquilizer, but it night to record just one line," present an award for the best Audrain Hospital today to have Saturday, July 8,1922 but the man died and his death hasn't J.S. he said. "Of course, I was in- movie chase sequence. The skin grafts.

The farmer was Charles Pulls of Mexico has was officially reported as from Arthritis, of course, can terested in watching the show's chase is filmed, and at the end burned while trying to start a been appointed a member- drinking enormous amounts of cause pain and stiffness in the progress. I'd never watched Berry steps through a slit In the fire at his home. He remained the general committee of the water. neck, but if your doctor said Happy birthday on Monday to them edit a show before." screen onto the stage. at the hospital until May 3.

American Legion which will The essential danger is that that YOURS was from nervous Terry Reed Jones, Raymond Berry said co-producer Allan Like all the other summer The 1921 graduating class of have charge of the Kansas City the water carries away too tension, I hesitate to contradict Bishop Mrs. John Hatcher, Blye worked for hours on one shows, "Wow" is being audi- Holliday High School attended Speedway to be held under the much of the sodium (plus other him without even seeing you. W. R. Lynn, Eddie Wayne 20-second gag-to get it right.

He tioned for a possible regular its annual reunion at Mark auspices of the Missouri and minerals) that the body needs. Just as a remote suggestion, he Robertson, Leslie Wayne said, "Cass Elliott stands up In season spot. Berry said, "Hope-Twain Cafe near Paris. Kansas departments of the This leads to swelling, mental might try muscle relaxants, to Gibson, Gini Holsheiser, Leslie the audience and says, 'Let's fully, if It goes, the other people Attending from Mexico were Legion, confusion, convulsions, and in see if they will help. An X-ray of Claywell, J.

W. Shaffer, Ken- hear It for Lockheed In the cast will be able to do G.F. Akers and Mr. and Mrs. T.J.

(Doc) See has resigned the extreme case death. the neck and spine may show neth D. Sims, Jimmle Chase, and the audience throws paper more. It kind of wears you out. I Alvln Beamer.

as manager of the Mexico Of course the body's organs arthritic changes. Jeannie Becker, Peggy Stroker airplanes. One camera didn't had so much to do." Athletics and A.M. Roberts, become congested from taking of Vandalia, Lawrence Exford have a good enough angle and The shows were taped over a Saturday, July 8,1952 who managed the team last in more water than the kidneys Dear Dr. Thosteson: What Martha Barton, to twins Blye worked for hours cutting four-week period, with three The Thomas Cold well family, year, will succeed him for the can the washing would you do with a child, going Ronnie and Donnie Brown, the tape back and forth between taping sessions of three days victims of a fire which left Mr.

remainder of the season, away of minerals starts before on 3, who refuses to be toilet Betty Ann Albus, Neil Nielsen, cameras to make the gag pay each. Each taping lasted 12 to Coldwell critically burned in The following officers of the that phase. trained? He has complete Mrs. Tom Claywell, F. C.

off." 15 hours. In between time the 1946, are again counting up fire Mexico Savings Bank have And loss of sodium is im- bladder control, but the James and Mrs. Amos Cole. "The Ken Berry 'Wow' performers rehearsed and the loss. Their barn, with their been re-elected by the Board of portant in itself.

For a more moment I put him on his potty Birthday cake and candles on Show" premieres on ABC Sat- producers worked on the edit- poultry, hay and feed, and other Directors: President, R.M. familiar example, you have the chair, he tenses up and will not Tuesday to Mrs. William Albus, urday, July 15. Oddly enough, ing. supplies, but with no insurance, White; vice president, C.C.

case of people doing hard go. As a result he is so con- J. R. Bradley, Mrs. H.

L. the pilot special for the series Although Berry has been a were destroyed by fire. Heiser; cashier, J.R. Jesse; physical work for long periods stipated that he cannot go Neifert, Robert Hudnall, Mrs. was seen on NBC last March 21.

guest on many variety shows, John W. Blattner, who is assistant cashiers, Sam Sharp under high temperatures. This normally and a week passes Smoot, Betty Gibbons, "Wow" is a "Hellzapoppin!" this is the first in which he has stationed at the Naval Ord- and Walker Burns; can lead to heart collapse. That without his bowels moving. We Virginia Carter, to twins kind of show, with fast Jokes, starred.

His previous series nance Test Station, Inyokern, bookkeepers, Rodes Jesse and also can be fatal. give hiin plenty of fruit juices, Sharon and Karen Exendine, zany sight gags, spoofs on old were situation comedies, China Lake, Calif, haa been Blake Williams; stenographer, What causes these collapses? but nothing helps. What Lucille Wrightstell and Charles movies and lots of audience in- Troop" and "Mayberry RFD." promoted to the rank of Miss Lena Crews. Perspiration carries away too would you G. Harris of Rock Island.

111. volvement. But it also bears the sergeant. He is a son of Mr. and.