Bad Medicine

In just a moment, X minus one. But first, after a hard day's work, there's nothing more welcome than an evening of variety entertainment. That's just the tonic provided tomorrow night by NBC Radio. You'll laugh your cares away when good-natured contestants carry out the rib-tickling stunt streamed up by MC Jack Bailey, and NBC's Truth or Consequences.

Later on, Groucho Marx peps things up with lots of spontaneous good fun and more of the friendly insults at which he is so accomplished. For brighter, livelier evening tomorrow night, its groucho marks and truth are consequences on this station.

Now stay tuned for X minus one on NBC. Countdown for blast off, X minus five, four, three, two, X minus one, fire. From the far horizons of the unknown, come transcribed tales of new dimensions in time and space.

These are stories of a future, adventures in which you'll live in a million could be years on a thousand, maybe, worlds. The National Broadcasting Company, in cooperation with Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine presents slave Mmm-mmm-mmm cat Tonight bad medicine by Finn O'Donovan...

but first farmers know they can't stop storms floods or droughts from ruining a crop. But they can make sure things like that can't ruin them by investing in United States savings bonds. Not only farmers, but over 40 million Americans in all sorts of jobs own 40 billions of savings bonds. And why? Because savings bonds are the

easy way to start saving and to keep saving. And the money you invest in savings bonds mean protection now and ready cash when you need it in the future. Improving the farm, the youngsters to college or planning your own retirement. These are the big things you can be ready for with savings bonds. And besides offering you a safe investment, each series