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World rights reserved. | Y SYSTEM AT THE ZHENT)- ONE SECRET AGENT X9 TELEVIS WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo MONDAY SVENING 9:30 8--Superman | 7--The Early Show | i "BKig Feats Symdlenin, Ine 1964. Werk 6--World 4--Five O'Clock Show Glog im amy 4 You 6O HOW IM GOIN' TO KNOW THE WANT SHOT,..... YOD/RE IN' TO KiSe HIM? of The Sea Daddy &3--Don Messer's Jubilee) 7--Girl falk 63--Show of the Week | 7Price | 4--I've Got A Secret | 'ove 8:30 P.M. MICKEY MOUSE JUST US TWO... MORTY AND MICKEY MOUSE! 11:00 9--It's Your Move |11---Scarlett 7--No Time For Sergeants 8-2--Concent; 4--Andy Griffith Show | 7--Message 2--Have Gun WIIl Travel | 63--Friendly 9:00 P.M. Andy of 11--Slattery's People 1:30 9--Cara Williams Show |1!--Albert J 7--Wendy and Me 63--Dangerman | 4--The Lucy Show. jt | 2-Andy Williams YOUR HEALTH H-M/ WONDER WHERE GRANDMA'S GOING ON ROLLER SKATES WITH HER PIGGY BANK P By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: My five year-old son has a bed-wettin; problem, I have taken him tc doctors and they say nothing i wrong with him. Could you please write and advise me what I should de now?--Mrs. R.B. You did the right thing by having him examined first. In some cases, an infection or a defect is such that a_ child eant' stay dry no matter how Hey, MARTHA! LET ME TAKE YOUR --1 PICTURE ! NO, BUBBA NO! NoT IN THIS OLD SCHOOL COAT! + AND MAY HAIR'S A MESS! I LOOK SIMPLY AWFUL! NO... No! Y he tries. If that isn't the trouble, then it is: time to look at the com- moner causes: tensions of some sort; or a matter of habit; or perhaps sleeping too soundly to be aware of the need to get up and go to the bathroom. This last may, in final analysis, just be failure to have develdped a right habit. Punishment and scolding can- not be: expected to do much good, if any, and they. may do some harm WELL, ALL RIGHT, BUBBA! ) > SINCE YOU INSIST. « J } fs * bed-wetter CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton 5:00 P.M, 9--Take A Chance 12:00 NOON | 8-2--Hollywood Story 8-2--Say When N--Famity Theatre 7--Bing Crosby Show 7--Maverick 9--Five O'Clock gbbiod! 4--Star Performance 10:00 P.M. Of Nature pg et gl Regis Philbin soi | 9--Dr. Kildare " oo 2--Yog! Bear 8-2--Alfred Hitchcoct 12:30 aM {OU AND THIS WOMAN 5:30 Pm. | PaOrre "Shes Theatre ISABEL HAVE CAUSED S-Mosic Hop 4--Slattery's People o0- Tus = NOTHING BUT TROUBLE. ales of Wells Fargo onsenveric 10:30 P.M, NOW GET OUT! peaW 6:00 os. | 6--Toronto File" pagar eal a NOUR PAY, BOTH ¢--Karen . ste He TLL SEE THAT A yy 4--News With Van Mitier| 11:00 P.M, 4--Gulding Light PLANE FLIES YOU To EovTobay 64 | Pater ona koorts | News, Weather, Sports CIUDAD GRANDE BEFORE 6:13 PM | 11:20 PLM. | 1:00 P.M. SUNDOWN, fee Win Che |p ametro. 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A.M. | Super Bingo 2--Bachelor Father j'--Ed Allen | 7--Father Knows Best | 3:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M, | es Ah | 9--People If Conflict Jickey nomen see | Sach tami 7--Voyage To Bottom 8-2--Make Room For 4--To Tell The Truth 63~--School Telecasts 2--Checkmate 4--News 3:30 P.M. e 10:30 A.M. N--Children's Program es 11--Father Knows Best | %-!!'s Your Move W1--Twelve O'Clock High 9--Bingo &2--You Don'! Say 9--Bewitched 7--The Young Marrieds | 8-2--Word For Word | 1 Love Lucy | 9--James Beard Show 9--Toronto Today 8-2--Jeopardy 7~-Missing Links |6-3--Butternut Square. Bed-Wetting Can Be Difficult Problem "itry to ION LOG PM. 6--Elwood Glover 4--News and Weather (2:15 P.M. 4--Speaker of the House 6--As The World Turns 4--To Teli The Truth 3--Moment of Truth 6-3--Take Thirty 4--Edge of Night A.M, 4:00 P.M. Hill 9--Mickey Mouse Club 8--The Match Game Right ration 7--Trailmaster 6-4-3--Secret Storm Giant 2--Captain Bob AT OENY 4:30 PLM. A.M. N--Yogi Bear Steed | 9--Sea Hunt | 8-Bozo -- Pépeye |6-3--Razzie Dazzle 4--Leave it To Beaver opeye But stating that one method of getting at the problem is bet- sr than another is something don' like to do. Different nethods fit different children ind their needs, DON'T DRY HIM OUT Decreasing fluids for the 'hild in the Jate afternoon and the evening is usually helpful, even though other measures} may be needed besides. I do} caution you, however, not to "dry out the child." Everyone needs a good deal of fluid to be healthy, Indeed, too little fluid can contribute to ir- ritation of the urinary tract and thus contribute to bed-wetting. So be sure hat, in the morning and middle of the day, the) child gets plenty of fluid--in- cluding, of course, his daily supply of milk. : Overcoming bed - wetting is not often accomplished quickly. CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROUC-TV Channel 8~Rochester CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto .. CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrle sibly get you to the right con- tract all the time. There are simply too many billions, even trillions, of hands that can bé dealt to a side for any Fe oe ship to expect to hit best -- on the nose every e. So whenever you hear that a good pair got to a bad contract, maybe even a ridiculous one, you can say tsk, tsk, all you want, but remember that some day in the dim and distant fu- ture you and your favorite part+ her may also have this same experience, This hand was played in the match between Italy and the United States in 1959. It proved to be a source of embarrass- ment to the American North- South pair who undertook a slam for which there was no play. Stakgold opened the bid with a club, Belladonna nm 4 called with a diamond, Harmon bid two clubs, and Avarelli jumped to four diamonds. It is hard to blame Stakgold for bidding four spades at this cot. Certainly the alternative ids of passing or bidding five clubs without mentioning the spade suit, were less attractive, But his choice of four spades had an unfortunate effect upon Harmon. From Harmon's point of view it sounded as though Stakgold had to have at least a king or an ace in addi- tion to the two black aces was already marked with. Harmon had reason to that Stakgold was void of imonds, judging from the bid- ding, but it was difficult for two heart losers and high-card points. Stakgold went re one in the hopeless con- ract. Forquet and Chiaradia, the Italian pair at the other table, had no trouble staying out of the slam. Without interference, their bidding went: &S SALINGER INTERESTED PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) Pierre Salinger, mentioned as a Possibility for the $75,000-a-year job as president of the National Association of Broadcaste ers, said Friday: "I have not heard from them yet, but it is a would con- CROSSWORD certainly pting." 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