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315 Local News American Forum Look to the Skies
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"5 00 Our Miss Brooks Nelson Eddy Sings Reviewing Stand
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115PerryMa7on" Bob Smith Show Florida Calling
130Nor?Drake Pauline Fredrick Queen for a Day
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730 Glen Miller Time Could This Be You? ' Reporter's Roundup
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"8 00 Tennessee Ernie " Morgan Beatty - Look to the Skies
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Ike. Will llominale Egypt Ambassador
Your Health and Its Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Reader should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camine. Beverly Hills, Cal.
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NEWSPAPER DIAGNO SES ARE MISLEADING
! I couldn't understand it. but
the health commissioner seemed
to think the demonstration set
tled tlje question of rabies in
man.
About the same time there was
an extraordinary outbreak of ra
bies in the community accord
ing to the newspapers. One case
was t particularly impressive. A
young child in apparent, health
was left alone in the house for
an hour or two. When the par
ents returned they found the
child in convulsions. Th child
died several hours later. What
could have caused a healthy
child to go into convulsions and
Some 15 years ago the head of
the health department in a large
city, incensed by my teachings
about rabies,
p r o m i s ed to
show me evi
dence which
would make
me change my
mind. I as
sured him I'd
be everlasting
ly grateful if
he could dispel
the nightmare
human rabies.
kt. Brady
Not long afterward he invited
me to come to his health depart
ment office. He escorted me to
the laboratories. A young man in
charge showed me a rabbit in a
cage. The rabbit sat munching
feed. The rabbit would die in I
forget just how many days, the
young man said. The animal had
been inoculated with a suspen
sion of the dried, spinal cord of
another animal that had died of
rabies. ' '
State Association :
Names Medford Chief.
Medford Police Chief Charles
Champlin was elected vice
president of the Oregon Associa
tion of Chiefs of Police for 1955
at the group's annual convention
in Portland recently.
The organization is headed
by Chief James Purcell, Port
land. '
The OACP held its business
meeting in conjunction with the
annual League of Oregon cities
convention. About 35 attended
and material that the association
will present to the next state
legislature was discussed.
Hoover Sees Danger
Of War Decreased
Berlin (U.R) Former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover said Friday
the dangers of war have de
creased but Communism still is
trying to "destroy the very foun
dations of civilization." '
The 80-year-old ex-President
called for moral and spiritual re
sistance to. Communism with re
ligion the "first bastion" of de
fense. He spoke to West Berlin
and Allied officials at the West
Berlin City Hall on the last day
of his six-day visit to West Ger
many and this Western outpost
surrounded by Communist terri
tory. ,
Ttw -ksa f I s . i -sai learn v
Farm woodlots in the United
States cover about 126,000,000
acres, the largest portion of the
acreage located in the eastern
states.
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GARLIC QUEEN Rose
Emma Bisfore, 21, was se
lected Miss Garlic of 1955 at
Gilroy, Calif., "garlic capital
of America." She won a list
of gifts and three-day tour of
Polywood. She'll reign over
Gilroy events next year. '-.
Perhaps we don't quite
get into the spirit of
things when asked "What
would you do if all elec
tricity were taken away
from you tomorrow?"
First of all, we'd stop
paying , the darned light
bill.
die likt that? No. no, the child
didn't find a package of candy
coated strychnine pills and eat
them. The health department de
cided that the child had rabies.
A neighbor recalled that a
strange dog ...
A child came home from
school complaining of a sore
throat and the smog. Her mother
put the child to bed and doc
tored her. in the early morning
the child awoke and complained
of tightness in her chest, began
coughing and lost consciousness.
She choked to death. PARENTS
SAY SMOG DID IT, said the
headlines. Her , physician said
smog "could have been a compli
cating factor.'' At the same time
a group of representative physi
cians of the community assured
public officials that the smoke,
though irritating and annoying
was not injurious to health.
One of the untoward effects
of aspirin, even in small doses,
is "alarming edema of the , face
and throat." .
The question in my mind is,
how much aspirin was there in
the medicine the child's mother
gave her in the mistaken belief
that such pain-killers as aspirin
(acetylsalicylic acid) phenacetin :
(acetphenetidin), acetanilid (phe- j
nylacetamid) and antipyrin (ami- i
nopyrin) have some remedial !
value.
en mixed with other food and well,
diluted. Send ten cents and stamped
envelope bearing your 'address, for
"The Brady Baby Book."
' Acne
Seventeen year old son's face cov
ered with blemishes. Face creams
seems to make it worse . . . fE. W.)
Answer If the trouble is black-
nPAriff. anri nimnlae ... u : .
call it) I know how hard it is for
the boy I had it at his ih. The leas
"cream," "salve" or other oily or
greasy stuff used on a young skin
the better. Send stamped, self-addressed
envelope and ask for pamphlet on
ACNE (Blackheads and Pimoles). A
reasonable amount of acne is good
for a boy. even for a KirL perhaps.
But a little too much is a little too
much. ' '
Copyrighted 1954 by John T. Dill Co.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Sugar -
What will eight tablespoonfuls of a
brand of corn syrup, commercial glu
cose) a day do to the stomach of
month-old baby if given every day
for a month? (Mrs. C. L. F.)
Answer Nothing in particular it
is a good food as any other fancy
priced sugar or syrup, of course giv-
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29 Steal
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17 Babylonian
god . '
19 Chapeau
20 Attention
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sound
26 Landed
27 Flower
29 Male sheep
30 Girl's name
32 Measure of
weight
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chirps
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36 Courageous
37 Bottle tops
38 Ox of Celebes
39 Graduate
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Augusta, Ga. (U.R) President
Eisenhower announced Friday he
will nominate Assistant Secre
tary of State Henry aJ Byroade
to be ambassador to Egypt.
1 George V. Allen, now ambassa
dor to India, will be nominated
to succeed Byroade as assistant
secretary of state for Near East
ern, ' South Asian and African
affairs.
The nominations will be sub
ject to Senate confirmation.
Mr. Eisenhower also accepted
the resignation of Whitley P. Mc
Coy, as director of the Federal
Mediation and Conciliation Serv
ice, effective next Tuesday.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said McCoy,
who became director in July,
1953, in quitting . to return to
private business.
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