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[Today'sfare J -THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1971J is the possibility? Also, is it 2B very easy to a lose chUd? How can a child be lost? It is very important for me ANNUAL DOORBUSTER PREGNANCY PLANNING to know the answers to theae questions. Gloria, because I am HEALTH afraid I am pregnant. Thank you, and please answer my letter in the paper as aoon as possible. Mrs. Gloria Riggsbee Dear Worried: people , Yes, it is possible for a woman to get pregnant on the added D»ar©ANDGloria: These are better odds, but day her period ends. The pos- Uy husband and 1 have only for the couples who are sibility is not as as it is been married for over one year sure they will never want great half way between one period now, and we have decided another child. and the next. that we want to have a baby. As long as the mother is But the big problem is, I Dear Gloria: healthy and the baby starting can't seem to get pregnant. it possible for a girl to Is to grow in her womb is deve- Could you give me any advice? get pregnant on day hei the loping nomally, there is no Could anything be wrong with period ends? If so, how great Continue on p. 5B one of us? control Mrs. R S. Dear Mrs. R. S.: 9 <t| l 6 sat Although you have been 1 TIL 6 SUN a married for over a year, your FARE | ,'pi O 'jL/'lr rr. B* ANNUAL letter does how r not 1 say long [TODAY'S J you and your ihusband have TclpvislttnflMßli H KeltonUlge been trying tjuhave a child. If you ha\Vjbeen trying to become pregnant for as long as Thursday Highlights one year without success, per- haps you both should consider 4 p.m.?HAZEL?GoIf Pro Tonv Lema visits the Baxters, Shirley Booth and Don a doctor. am and Hazel manages to lose his clubs. seeing I sending DcFore star. WTVD you a booklet called "Fer- 5 p m ?SI'GARFOOT?On the trail of a renegade who is tility Tests and Treatments" selling illegal guns to the Indians, Sugarfoot learns that his traveling show, he which the quarry is connected with a puppet so explains some of joins the show. Will Hutchins and Myron Healey star. WRDU reasons couples are unable to 6 p.m.?MOVlE?"Smart Girls Don't Talk" (I<MB)A beauti- Virginia have a child and some of the ful socialite becomes involved with the underworld. Mayo and Bruce Bennett star. WRDU tests and treatments that are 7:30 p.m.?ALIAS SMITH AND JONES-Pete Duel and Ben available. Murphy s»ar in this series debut about two outlaws who are I cannot tell you whether trying to earn amnesty by going straight for a year. Tonight, Burl Ives plays a wealth rancher who involves the boys in the is with one ol SALE anything wrong recovery of a stolen bust of Caesar?and some unusual high- you - only a doctor can give stake poker games. WRAL LM JAN. 14 THRU JAN. 23 you this information. I can 8 :10 p m ?IRONSIDE?"From Hruska. With Love" stars Diana Hyland as a Czech spy. Ironside's plans to exchange tell you that many times the spies in Mexico are upset when he and his captive are kid- WE'RE BRINGING IN ALL OF OUR failure to become pregnant naped bv revolutionaries. Raymond Burr and Don Galloway star. WTVD may be due to several causes, WINTER STOCK FROM THE WAREHOUSE KETTERIDGE STORES 9 p mI?MOVIE?"The African Queen" (1951) Humphrey AND not just one. It may be caused Bogart won an Academy Award for his performance in this - by the husband or wife or classic adventure film. The locale is German East Africa dur- IN THREE STATES FOR THIS ONCE-A-YEAR BARGAIN BONANZA NO ing World War I. A lady missionary barely escapes from a both. Frequently, it is found village massacre, and her unlikely hero is Charlie Allnut, a gin- SECONDS, IRREGULARS OR - that a combination of factors guzzling river tramp, who takes her aboard his rickety steam- SPECIAL PURCHASES ALL MERCHAN- boat, the ahead of them is thousand cauaasa wife to African Queen. Lying a become preg- miles of uncharted rivers, perilous with rapids, malaria and DISE GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY Top Brands Featuring Esquire, nant leu easily than other wo- enemy troops. Adapted from a C. S. Forester novel, the movie men. At the same time, the also stars Katherine Hepburn, Robert Morley and Theodore Bikel. WRDU. WFMY Eagle, Chaucer, Shelbourne, Tarra and Chequer. husband may be producing 10 p.m.?SOUL?Guests tonight are singer Ronnie Dyson: fewer sperm cells than normal. Black Dance Union members, Morton Winston and Michael You can see that there are Peters; and Orde Coombs, editor of the anthology, "We Speak As Liberators: Young Black Poets." WUNC many reasons why pregnancy /HEN'S WOOT SUITS V 11 p.m.?MOVlE?"Bullets Or Ballots" (1936) The head of 100% \ does not occur. SPOlif It can be New York's strong-arm squad is his friend, COATT" fired by the police either husband or wife, or commissioner. Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson and Joan Blondell star. WRDU ra both -and the causes may be p.m.?MOVIE?"The Left Hand God" (1955) se» »2i.®5 11:30 of Hum- phrey Bogart fc.ss imi e uan ieM physical or even psychological. plays an adventurer who dons the robes of a priest l* 2 Button Shaped Suits $90.00 $39.95 »'a There is some to to escape a Chinese warlord. Lee J. Cobb, Gene Tierney and I i evidence Jean Porter also star. WRAL support the belief that couples Chequer Suits of Distinction $125.00 $64.95 NOW I who m 1 I Reg. j are tense and over- ganxiout in their desire to have /? Linden Man's Fashion $115.00 $59 75 IALLWOOL SPORT COATS 65.00 $19.88 >1 W l" J ~ ' * 1 \u25a0 a child have more trouble than Friday Highlights ' 'l iUM «i» A, hl'l l I \u25a0 j |l do others who are more re- ff J ftLAZERS- Single Breasted 65.00 $30.50 laxed about the situation. 9 p.m.?MOVlE?"Brother Rat" (1938) The hectic and roman- I Select from hundreds in all new styles and fabrics. tic adventures of three cadets during their last weeks at m fl| If you t have been trying school, stars Eddie Albert, Ronald Reagan, Priscilla Lane and Suits featuring the Man's Look, The Young Man / IBLAZERS- Double Breasted 70.00 $32.50# to get pregnant for just a few Johnny Davis. WRDU of distinction, and the Career Look. Sizes in group I months my is to try 7:30 p.m.?INTERNS?An intern faces a dilemma In "The advice Secret." The police went to know what an accident witness 36 to 50 in Regulars, Longs, Shorts, and 1 and Extra I to relax not worry about said while he was in the intern's care. If he tells them, he is ( it. If you have been trying violating the Hippocratic oath: if he remains silent, he goes to jail. Crawford, Brooks and Joe Maross ayear Broderick Stephen for or more, I suggest you star. WFMY FIT EVERYBODY read the booklet I am sending 9 p.m.?PRESIDENT NIXON'S STATE OF THE UNION AD-, £ || SAV£ you very carefully, and make DRESS?President Richard M. Nixon will deliver the State of the Union message to a joint session of Congress tonight. The an appointment with a doctor, speech, which is required by the Constitution, will last ap- preferable an obstetrician- proximately an hour. WTVD, WRDU. WFMY, WUNC T RAINWEAR 10 p.m.?MOVIE?"She" (1965) John Richardson and Ursula \ gynecologist (a doctor who Andress star in this film adaptation of H. Rider Haggard's \u25a0 Raincoats by Gleneagle and Weatherogue. The Finest made® specializes in reproductive pro- 1887 adventure classic. In Jerusalem, a war veteran becomes \u25a0-Beyond description mysterious beauty. suddenly disap- blems of obsessed with a When she NOWI women). pears, he traces her to a lost mountain kingdom, whose bar- baric queen possesses the secret of eternal youth. WTVD, " \u25a0 Man*Made Fur Collar, Pile lined SBS 00 Dear Mrs. Riggsbee: WfMY $42.50| 10 p.m.?STRANGE REPORT?"Hands-A Matter of Witch- iSiS'li My question concerns the craft"?The murder of an office girl draws Strange into the UD. My first one was in for bizarre world of an ancient Druidic cult that demanHs th« Zip out Alpaca Pile lined, Full Dacron & Cotton A. sacrifice of three women every 20 years. Anthony Quayle and A 8 months. I had it removed Anneke Wills star. WRDU I Reg. $75.00 3955 tO so we could have our second 10 p.m.?NEWS SPECIAL An appraisal of President 70% of the Union message is directed by Haynes child. The one was Nixon's State second in- Johnson of the Washington Post. Public reaction is fathomed I Double Breasted Zip out Wool Lined serted when the baby was a in Boston, Dallas and Los Angeles via live filming. WUNC (1939) Reg $60.00 few months old. He will be 11 p.m.?MOVIE?"You Can't Get Away with Murder" 29.95 I A pair of thugs rob a pawnshop and kill the pawnbroker, but an four yean old in the spring. Innocent man is convicted of the crime and sent to Sing Sing.' Plaids & Solids, - I have heard my friends Humphrey Bogart.
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