Viewing header info not aligning properly

I've been using Microsoft Entourage for about 6 years or so and decided to try out the Mail program. I'm running Mail 2.1.2 on OS 10.4.11. Everything is working fine except the way the emails are displayed. Header info, "From" and "To" are not aligning up properly with the names.
The sender's name (email address) is at the top and there are approx 12 line spaces (blank) before the "From:". "Subject" and "Date" info are aligned properly. Following the Date info, the receiver's name and email address is displayed followed by about 12 line spaces (blank) before the "To:". This makes the header info take up a lot of space with empty area.
I tried changing fonts and sizes with no luck. I ran all the updates which also didn't fix the problem. FYI, I use the Suitecase to manage my fonts.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

This is a font issue. You’ve probably either disabled or removed a font that Mail needs to work properly (e.g. Helvetica):
Font Management in Mac OS X Tiger and Panther
You can only change in Preferences the fonts that Mail uses for some things. The font that Mail uses for other things, and for message headers in particular, is fixed (Helvetica).

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