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00 World Of SporU
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:30 Headline Edition
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:30 Date With Judy
: 4 5 Da te With Judy
Scr Guild Theatre
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:00 Amateur Hour
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:30 Amateur Hour
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;1S Coach Of The Year"
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3:15 Chal ngo of the Yukon- What't Doing Sunset k Vine
3:30 Jack Armstrong Star Time Alvlno Rey
5:45 Jack Armstrong Elmer Peterson Rockin' Chair
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7:00 Gillette Fight Modern Concert Hall Red Feather Review
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7:30 Gillette Fight Bill stern' At Sundown
7:45 Gillette Fight Evening Melodies
"8:00 The Fat Man' Light Up Time' OSC-Oregon
8:15 The Fat Man News oi the World OSC. Oregon
8:30 Your FBI- TBA OSC-Oregon
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Patter by Pat
David Harding takes off Inlo
the rugged wilds of Arctic Alas-
ka for his "Counterspy" adven-
t u r e to tic
broadcast to
night over
KYJC at 1
o'clock, and
the sudden dis
appearance ot
several crusty
s o u r d o u ghs
who struck it
rich in an
abandoned
Pal Wilkinson gold mine leads
Harding to suspect that some
thing even more important than
gold nuggets lies behind these
mysterious happenings.
Bing Crosby and "one good
arm" Bob Hope have joined the
list of prominent guests to be
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enjoy ft A
7.vhile
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heard at the "Coach of The
Year" dinner honoring Bud Wil
kinson, Oklahoma's football
coach,- tonight. The tributes of
radio's sports-minded pair will
be aired by transcription from
the West Coast during the ABC
broadcast of the proceedings at
9 p.m. over Station KYJC with
Harry Wismer serving as emcee.
A lecture on psychology con
vinces Dora Foster she and her
husband have reared their two
children, Judy and Randolph, all
wrong but disagrees in "Father
Takes an Interest", laugh-packed
"A Date With Judy" broadcast
to be heard over Station KYJC
and the ABC network tonight at
7:30.
Students of the Medford Sen
ior high school will present
another program over KYJC to
morrow at i.iO p.m.
Don't forget the wonderful
"lu,lr.int" rm Anrlv'e Jftwulrv
"Five Minute Quiz" that is just
waiting to be given away. For
more details tune in at 6:40 p.m.
Monday through Friday on
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Boy Scout News
Troop 9
At its regular meeting Mon
day night, members of Troop 9
made plans to collect license
plates on Saturday. A green Bar
meeting was held at the close of
the regular session.
Bradley Morris, scribe
Covington. Ky. U.P) A set
of twins born on Qach of five
consecutive days was the record
established at the maternity
ward of St. Elizabeth Hospital.
1. I
Your Health and Its Care
y DR. WILLIAM IRADY, M.D.
Readers should address Inquiries to: Or. William Irady,
21 II Camilla, levari. Hill. Calif.
SINUSITIS
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Mrs. V. L. writes: "For a num
ber of years I have had a tickle
in my throat, a cough, and a
post - nasal
drip, which I
assume is due
to catarrh.
Most doctors
just call it a
tickle and give
me medicine
which I never
take."
Catarrh
means d i f fer
ent things to
different peo
ple. Webjter
savs "Catarrh:
Dr. Bradv a discharge of
mucous from the membranes of
the nose, fauces, and bronchi,
characteristic of the ailment
called a cold In the head." My
lexicon states, "Catarrh: inflam
mation of mucous membrane,
with a free discharge, especially
such inflammation of the air pas
sages of the head and throat."
Everyone has experienced this
so-called "catarrh" with a case
of C-R-I (Ihe "common cold," or
Common Respiratory Infection).
But for symptoms such as those
which the lady above describes,
"catarrh" is no explanation at
all.
True, the discharge she no
tices does arise from the mucous
membranes of the air passages
in the head. But chances are
that it is more of a muco-puru-lent
discharge (meaning one con
sisting of mucous and pus). The
air passages of which I am speak
ing are the nasal sinuses. Inflam
mation of these sinuses is very
common, and its causes are nu
merous. Chronic inflammation of the
sinuses, palled chronic sinusitis,
is accompanied by a more or less
Business Loans
Drop $53 Million
At Turn Of Year
Washington, Jan. 11 (U.R)
Business loans declined $53,000,
000 at the turn of the year to
S13,851,000.000 on January 4,
the Federal Reserve board re
ported today. The latest total
was $1,523,000,000 below the
level of the corresponding date
in 1949.
This decline reflected the cus
tomary seasonal dip in stockpil
ing of inventories.
The regular condition state
ment of weekly reporting mem
ber banks of the Federal Re
serve system also showed a drop
in total loans and investments
of $199,000,000 in the latest
week of $62,222,000,000. a level
84,584,000,000 higher than on
the corresponding 1949 date.
Bank Loans Dip
Loans by the banks to brokers
and dealers had a vear end dip
of $79,000,000 to $1,529,000,000
but the total on January 4, was
still $471,000,000 higher than a
year earlier .
The banks' holdings of U.S.
government securities rose S45,
000.000 in the week ended Jan
uary 4 to $37,514,000,000. and
were up $4,030,000,000 on the
year.
Darling Dirndl
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frequent discharge of mucous
and pus, as tlie result of the in
flammation of the mucous mem
branes. If the ? imises are clogged
by the discharge, the pressure
may be great and often causes
headaches in the forehead and
around the eyes. The discharge
is irritating, and when it drips
down the back of the throat (the
post-nasal drip), it causes a tick
ling sensation and a cough. If
the discharge is great enough,
the individual may cough up
consineraoie quantities oi u.
Sinusitis often results from ex
cessive use of nose drops during
a case of C-R-I (the "common
cold"). In most instances, nose
drops do more harm than good.
I think. The same clearing effect
is more easily obtained by taK
ing tablets to do the work. Your
doctor can tell you what kind
of tablets to use they may be
ephedrine or similar drugs. How
can nose drops cause sinusitis.'
The answer is this: the drops are
not only irritating (sufficiently
so to cause even more inflamma
tion of the mucous membranes)
but they may also wash the bac
teria into the sinuses to cause
inflammation there too. So even
when the C-R-I disappears.
chronic sinusitis may persist for
a long time.
Since many cases of sinusitis
start with an allergic state, treat
ment directed toward the allergy
is of value. By this I mean the
use of antihistaminic drugs
Sometimes a case of sinusitis will
clear up by taking the antihista
mines alone, ask your doctor,
not me. about it.
You can see that certain drugs
can be of great value in the treat
ment of sinusitis. Certainly your
physician knows that. If he gives
vou a DreseriDtion. use it. Give
him a chance, he's just trying to
help you. We all nave a ioi oi
ideas of our own about little ill
npssps. Vini vour doctor is more
probably correct. If you have
pnnuen commence in rum iu
cult him listen to his advice.
I often wonder why people like
Mrs. V. U consuu a pnysician at
oil tiihnn ko Mrs. V. Li., mey
never take the medicine or fol
low the advice the physician
gives.
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in.rtiiiori Arid Condition
Please write an urticle on what to
do to counteract this so-called acid
condition. Have had so much trouble
from weoK.iess, neaaacnw, ww.
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Answer The notion that your trou-
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you had bettor quit trifling with your
heaitn ana con mm a pnysn-ia...
Bunion
Have a verv bad bunion which pains
me a lot. Have tried your corn cure
but...(B. H. F.)
Answer Using a corn remedy on
bunion is about as sensible as it would
he to apply hair oil to broken arm.
Bunion is not a urowth but a partial
dislocation of creat toe joint and us-
uallv an inflamed bursa uad over the
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Automobile Exhaust Gas
Is It possiblo that the exhaust gab
from hundreds of automobiles pasting
my house, pouring in over my ncn,
might cause very rapid heart at nightv
(D. C.)
Answer Yes, and much worse el-
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