Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 6

6 Monday, May 22, 1967 aallafrassr Bftttnrrsl SMS'S NOT WAS ACCIDENTALLY 6000 HEAVENS, SOOZl 6HE A SH3T DUSTING. A REMOVED A TEN-SPOT 1 THATWA9LYIN9 I' Hr 71 BLOMOIS) Hill rHc ZSP I WISM WE COULD HAVE KNOWN JOE LONGER-BUT IN FACT, RECORD IN THE HO-O-O-OtO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADWNISTRATI0N1 EVmHlH4 MADE ME DECIDE TO TAKE HIM MR. STEVENS MY REALTY FIRM AS A rjpf I'M NOT A AFTER AIL THE BUT WHERE IS THE JUDGE? I HAVE LEARNED BY WFDDING THOSE TWO rvm aim CriUPRDDV. HAD CA TWO -fC 1 $EN5ATI0NAL rUBLICrrV AND THE TALK. YOU'VE uTOF PREPARING TO KILL P.

ABOUT TWO ARE C0WN6 HOME WITH ME ANDi INVESTIGATION THAT THERE NOTHING WHAT IS HAvPPcNING YOU FOR YOUR JEWELS- JUST TWO MURDEROUS BE MARRIED THERE. TO MY WEDDING BASICALLY WRONG CAUSED HERE AND AT THE UNIVERSITY YOUR CROOKS, i WE SAW THEM THKOUUM WITH HIM: I'-M I 'in, I fj 1 MOTHER AND I INSIST, THE WINDOW. ON FT, BONNIE! I I i I II II VrS aVnnW 1 IS IT MY FAULTS THE DOOR BEFORE YOU'RE THAT YOU'RE ARF fiacoulM teb lenc (ME r--jr ASKIN ME FOR MONEY; AN HOUR OA i i -J-u-H SHUX-JEST my eSEME OL' WOMAN'S 3 DAV LIGHTS BEG AND- COUPLE WHO Better Try Bono1 Oi That Itch Won't Stay Scratched Took the kid IN i THEY OWN THE STORE u7hile IH The office OP THE UDrroROFA GREAT HWSPAPE8- THCCT KID GOT TO SEE SHE'S "SMART BUT THATS HOT WHY I WANTED VOil TO SEE THAT, TOM DOWN ON THE MARQNj ORPHAM KID WORKED UP THIS DISPLAY AD? YES, GEORGE, IT REALLY EXCEPTIONAL! BEN brink! GREAT SCOTT THAT THB KID AHNIE KNOWS THAT, BENl BUT I I TBS BABH. ALLEY! Sffi SftVS ALL THOSE G1 AND BANNERS ANNIE'S MINTING, "ALLEY BABEL'S TREASURE CflWE" BUT IS TRYING TO I THOSE NAMES! BUT' i ONE HEEDS A GIMMICK IT "SHOULD BE -lrm TO GET TTtMn02 I time. Your experience Is one more strong argument for having periodic chest X-rays.

Are you bothered with ringing in the ears? If so, write to Dr. Molner in care of The Democrat for the booklet, "Ear Noises Their Causes and Cures," enclosing with your request 10 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Dr. Molner welcomes all reader mail, but regrets that due to the tremendous volume received daily, he is unable to answer individual 1 et Readers' questions are incorporated in his column whenever possible. yourself is as futile as trying to treat a skin disease anywhere else on the body.

The smart thing is to go to a dermatologist (skin specialist) and the usual result is clearing up the trouble promptly instead of wasting a lot of time with hit-or-miss remedies, and brushing the white stuff off your shoulders. An occasional white speck doesn't mean dandruff, but heavy and continued scaling of the scalp should be. recognized for what it is: some form of skin disease. Dear Dr. Molner: Does an aneurysm ever correct itself or must it be corrected surgically? I have no symptoms and it was discovered in a routine X-ray.

I wonder how many people have an aneurysm and By JOSEPH MOI.NER, M.D. Dear Dr. Molner: I am a teenager with very sensitive skin. In hot weather my neck itches but if I scratch it, it breaks out in a huge rash. In very cold weather the.

wind dries out my neck and face. I've tried all kinds of creams. My parents have tried to get me to quit scratching; but when you itch, you have to scratch. A.C.S. Yes, I know.

You have to scratch but an itch so seldom stays scratched! The rash suggests what is known as dermatographia or "skin writing." Some people are highly subject to this. The pressure of a scratch (even if you aren't itching!) causes chemical changes in the skin cells which result in a welt. The, redness soon fades, as you no doubt have noticed. WHAT PIP i book ki stock, ask them to order a copy for you. Dear Dr.

Molner: Please explain how a person can have oily hair and still have dandruff. Please, describe methods of keeping the scalp free from white scale and itching. MRS. B. C.

Oiliness has nothing to do with preventing dermatitis that is, skin disease. That is what dandruff is. In mildncases, the dermatitis and hence the dandruff, which is particles of skin scaling off clears up of its own accord, or with the help of a germicidal shampoo. When it is severe and continues, trying to treat it SO I S4ICV Y0U ANP .1 WHAT BLAkJoH I I TrleoUME" 1KJ I Gambling .1 F. W.

I don't know of anything to CLU Programs HospiUl-MaJ. Med. Disability Estates Pan American Life Ins. Co. 510 N.

Adams do about dermatographia, but there is one suggestion which may prevent your skin from it TeL 224-4444 ching, which would solve the Novelist's Estate Goes To Children In Asian Lands PHILADELPHIA (AP) Pearl Buck has announced don't know it? F. R. It won't correct itself, but several types of surgical techniques have been devised to correct an aneurysm, or weak, bulging place in a blood vessel. Aneurysms, depending on their location, may not make their presence known for some TjWRS PERSIA CAH M3U TELL US tf (VeRTAINLV- 5y P1RECT WHILE IN ANOTHER ROOM. 3 HCTV VOJ INTENC TO 0BTAO WE WILL UTILIZE ALL WOPERN 5C1EN- vi i THIS AH, I T1FIC EQUIPMENT .7 PcTr JhTOW TT JP i Jiit that she will give her $1 million estate to the Pearl S.

Buck At her press conference, folly per5v reveals that sheanc her 6r0up inten7 to prove that UNIPENTIFIEC FLYlfJS OBJECTS LAW? RE6UIARLY IKI 5i5ERiA Foundation, devoted to further ing the welfare of half-Amerl whole thing. One or another of the bland bath lotions or oils which are available for dry skin may work better for you than the creams you have, tried. Dear Dr. Molner: We have asked at book stores about books by you but haven't been able to get one. MRS.

C. E. R. Ask for "Stay Well Every Year of Your Life," which I wrote about three, years ago. Yachtsman Has Elbow Abscess can children living in Asian countries.

The Nobel Prize-winning au thor, about to celebrate her 75th birthday, is preparing to make A HI Vs PLYMOUTH, England (AP) Sir Francis Chichester, Britain's intrepid yachtsman, was reported suffering from an ab-cessed elbow on the last lap of his solo, round-the- a trip to Korea to set up an op portunity center in Seoul. The center will educate some 3,000 The publisher is Prentice-Hall. children a year and help their world voyage. If a store doesn't have the mothers find jobs. rnu-" 'Vfiv.

I 4 Wm WTVM A6C-NBC ColumbiH, Go i 1 ftt pTtyj 3 yiHTtTlH WCTV ToOolwit 10WAU NBC-ABC I WJHG NBC-A8C rnom City 11 WFSU NET Tglloboise Chichester, fifi, was getting daily radio messages from a TV Review doctor on how to deal with the INSURANCE IN FLORIDA A Question and Answer TV Series TONIGHT WFSU-TV 8 09 P.M. Concerned About Florida's Insurance Rates? You Won't Want To Miss This Program! abscess. Chichester is expected In 9 Plymouth this coming weekend. Hnntley Brinkley Reports Q) Feature Film 8 OO Andy Griffith Show I COLOR I 'Saint' Promising; 'Deal' Outlandish Perry Como'g Kraft Mu Rat Patrol The Late Against Death Raid Mr. Terrific abounded on the premier even 6:45 Q) Telethon 7 WTVY Evening Reports Wells Fargo f3 Huntley Brinkley Reports Rango I color Have Gun, Will Travel: "The Teacher" ing show.

On the regular day time program, the loot is more modest although the audience is just as frenzied. sk Hall: Musical Salute to Canada's Centennial and Its Expo '67. Guests Monique Ley-rac, Oscar Peterson, the Crad-dock Family i color (to 10) Felony Squad: The Killer Instinct (JJ N.E.T. Journal: Every Seventh Child 9:30 OO Family Affair Peyton Place color I 10 OO The Big Valley: "Pursuit" to 11 color I PBfL I Later Sunday night there was NBC's premier of "The Saint," Children'! Programs (to 6) 6 Batman Pulse Newg, Weather, Sports The Phyllis Diller Show News: Peter Jennings I O'Clock Newt Travel Showcase: "Barbados: West Indian Wonderland' 6:30 OO Walter Cronkite News color! Spotlight News, Weather, Sports News, Al Fleming I Dream of Jeannie: "There Goes the Best Genie I Ever Had" Q) Insurance and You (to 9) 8:30 QQ The Lucy Show I color 1 Bewitched Rat Patrol I color I (Tl Progress, Pork Barrel, and a straight uncomplicated action adventure tale from England Pheasant Feathers 7:30 that was not, for a chance. OO Gilligan's Island color I The Monkees By CYNTHIA LOWRY Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) An evening version of the daytime "Let's Make a Deal" is the perfect choice to convince strictly nighttime viewers that all the giddy things they have heard about these housewives' delights are absolutely, grimly true.

NBC installed the half-hour program in its summer schedule Sunday night and the kindest thing that one can say is that it is not exactly the kind of show with appeal to everyone in the family. It features outgoing hopefuls of the studio audience dressed in bizarre and homemade costumes, with funny hats and signs, which they propose to trade with the embullient host, Monty Hall who has pockets full of money, a supply of little jokes and a fondness for dropping phrases like "prennez garde" and "caveat emptor" which he thoughtfully trans "The Wildest Raid of All" Monkee Versus Machine COLOR I Iron Horse I color I (to fl) Tejefund Program sponsored fjr own Meeting of the World 1 uy lvcua lumiijr rou milium Homemaking Today Club MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 7 A.M. TO 6 P.M. TV 4, TiltatiMSM 4, DotitM, Al. CotambM, 6a.

7, tawna City 10, Aa, played tongue in cheek. It had a preposterous plot, but Roger Moor -in the lead is handsome and suave, and the series promises to be a pleasant, amusing hour on warm summer nights. Another English import, "Pic-cadily Palace," taking over for "Hollywood Palace" on ABC Saturday night, did not fare so well. It is a series of vaudeville turns, but the comedy was a little bard for an American to follow and full of English slang. The musical numbers came off well.

Most delightful special program of the weekend was NBC's hour-long conversation with W. Averell Harriman, who sat down with three well-prepared reporters in his living room and reminisced about his years as (to 11) Run for Your Life "How to Sell Your Soul for Fun and Profit" (to 11) 11 The Invaders I color i (to 12) "Beachhead" Poise Final color I Big Valley News Final 11:30 Have more vacation fun with an HFC Traveloan T.M lates. Some of the lucky contestants Co MOMTHIT PAYMENT HANS 24 rwft fw Aow $IN 5SI3 729 S10.07 $18.48 2M 11.86 1459 20.14 36.97 30 17.79 21J 3021 R5.45 28.97 35.85 49.75 91.78 fcOQ 34.39 42.66 I 59 .35 1 109 .80 traded up articles like a hat Have more fun on that needed varatioti with an HFC Traveloan. That pays for lodging, tranRportation, clothe, camera, even porta equipment. When yon return, repay Hotm bold conveniently.

Vimt Household Finance now! insr with a toy stork on top to $400 in cash; a beach ball to a trip to Pans, and one man wound up Momlnt Show Timt toot Today Show Tim Zanm Today Shaw Morning Show Morning Show Today Show Bmtwa Today Show Cap. Kangaroo CBS Ntwt Today Show Buatara Today Show Capt Kangaroo Morning Show Today Show Newt. Jla. Today Today Show Mtnr Crtfftn Capt. Kangaroo Tht Playhouaa Nwi.

Da. Today Llttla Thtatar Mnr GrtHm Capt. Kangaroo The Playhoua Today Show Donna Rt4 Candid Camera Candid Camera Reach for Start Reach for Start Reach lor Stan Beverly HlllblUlea Beverly Hillbillies Concentration Concentration Concentration Andy Mayberry Andy of Mayberry Sweeps takes Chain Letter Chain Letter Pica: Van Dyke Dick Van Dyke Dating Game Showdown Showdown Love of Life Love of Lite Dating Game Jeopardy RFD, Sowega Search for Search for News Eye Gueea Eye Gueas Midday Hwport Farm Markets Ben Casey Viet Nam Review Town 'n Country World Turns World Turns Ben Caaey Make a Deal Make a Deal Pasaword Paatword Newlywed Game Davs of Uvea Daya of Liven House Party House Party The Doetors The Doctors The Doctors Te Tell the Truth Te TeU the Truth General Hospital Another World Another World Edge of Might Edge of Wight The Nurses You Don't Say Yon Pon Say Secret Storm Secret Storm Parti Shadows Match Game Match Gam Mike Douglas General Hospital Where Action la Where Action la Where Asoon la Mike Douglas Western Rifleman Cartoons Captain Manure aaJs Wuflan Western sannrawaa Carsasc Urtaet an international trouble shooter for all presidents since Franklin D. Roosevelt. He was relaxed Lkattn era crmtmltd 3 i arkMWM mmHUy Msncm mil antnt aWKaian mnto.

Tau a The Joey Bishop Show I color I (to 1) Guest: Sally Field The Tonight Show (to 1) COLOR I 12 Midniqht The Las Vegas Show (to 1:30) News, Weather, Sports 12:15 a.m. IN and easy, and his personal reactions to the great figures of the past 30 years showed perception HOUSEHOLD RNAfJCI and generosity. with a motor boat. Less fortunate traders ended with such things as a live skunk and a bored donkey. Fortunately no one picked up "the world's largest rocking horse," which was as big as a house.

Two of the successful women contestants cried a lot nerves and happiness, one presumes. Kitchen equipment, his-and her motor cyqjes and $1,000 bills Recommended tonight: Perry Como Show, NBC, 9-10 EDT, 4 1 Wh Sooth Monroe) 2nd Floor The Tonight Show 1 color I (tol) 1:30 final special of Como's season, Above the Fain Drag Store-PHONE: 224-5176 with Canadian guest performers Daily Devotion, News and honoring the Canadian centen Sign Off rcoioR I nial. 4.