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4 3) Lawrence Welk.
4 45 Frank Grss'
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Music With Sam
5 00 Edward P. Morgan"
5 15 Tom Harmon"
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Regional Roundup
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6 00 Edward R. Murrow Sports Reports
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6 00 World News Roundup
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6 30 Frank Gnss
6 45 Harrv Babbitt"
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7 00 Coffee Concert
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Farm News, Sports
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8 45 Breakfast Club
World News Roundup"
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9 :30 Helen Trent
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10 :00 Name Your Neighbor
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10:45 Pat Buttram Show
1 1:00 Trading Post
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1 1 30 Houseparty
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4 CO Afternoon Theatre
5 :45 News
5 :55 Weather
6:00 S64.000 Question
6 30 Do You Trust Your Wife
7:00 Phil Silvers Show
7:30 Happy Days
8 00 Liberace
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WEDNESDAY
10.50 Devotions
11:00 NBC Matinee
12.00 Garden & Home
12 15 Secret Storm
12:30 Edge of Night
1:00 Comedy Time
1:30 Ernie Kovac's Show
22 6 Visit Fr Your Vcterinerian
2:30 The Christophers
3:00 Feminine Fancies
3:30 Uncle Bill
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5 :55 Weather
6 .00 U.S. Steel Hour
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7:30 Hopalong Cassldy
8:00 Disneyland
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9 '30 Science Fiction
100 Treasure Travels
10:30 This Is Your Life
11:00 News A Sign Off
BRIDGE ANYONE?
Massena, N.Y. (U.R) En
gineers on the St. Lawrence
Seaway no longer are surprised
at anything they might uncover.
In sounding the south channel
of the river at the downstream
approach to the Grasse River
Lock, engineers found a 50-foot
section of bridge which appar
ently had fallen into the river
during construction of the Roose
velt Bridge about 50 years ago.
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Tuejday, July 17, 195B
The Medical Roundup
Hislamlnic Headache
Some years ago, my good
friend. Dr. Bayard T. Horton, of
the Mayo Clinic, described an
.'.Wsf uncommon
type of pain in
the face which
occurs almost
always In men.
It is so severe
that w h e n at
night it hits
the man he
commonly
jumps o u t of
waltrj Alvaxei " " "J "
get relief. It usually is limited to
one side of the head or face, and
usually it lasts less than an hour.
Often it begins suddenly and
ends suddenly. It tends to waken
the patient an hour or two after
he has gone to sleep. The pain is
steady, it is excruciating, burn
ing, or boring. It commonly in
volves the orbit and the temple,
but it may move down as far as
the neck or shoulder. The per
son perspires; his nose gets stuffy
on the affected side, or it runs a
bit. His eye on that side may be
come congested. Rarely is there
any nausea or vomiting, as there
is with migraine. The distress is
so great that most of these peo
ple at some time have contem
plated suicide. The disease is
sometimes confused with mig
raine, and I have seen it in mig
rainous persons.
It is sad when these persons
foolishly part with a number of
teeth. This does not help. Some
get alcohol injections of the
ganglion of the fifth nerves be
cause even a neurologist may fail
to recognize the typical story.
and may suspect that the person
has ticdouloureux. In six out of
10 cases the diagnosis is easy
because the injection of a third
of a milligram of histamine base
will immediately bring an at
tack. Daily Injections
The best treatment for reliev
ing the patient of the attacks is
desensitization of his body to
histamine. To accomplish this,
small amounts of histamine are
injected each day. Unfortunate
ly, in some cases, after the per
son has been relieved for a
while, he may slip back into
another spell, and then treat
ment is difficult. About 95 per
cent of the patients will respond
to desensitization with hista
mine.
To stop a spell, one can try
the breathing of 100 per cent
oxygen; it works in some cases.
Naturally, the person must have
a small tank of the gas with a
reducing valve and mask ready
beside his bed.
A drug which will sometimes
stop a spell is dihydroergota
mine, but an ampule of this drug
must be injected intravenously
right away. After an attack is
well under way it is hard to stop
it. Dr. Horton says that rectal
suppositories containing ergota
mine and caffeine (available in
drug stores) if taken at bedtime,
will often prevent an attack from
coming during the night.
Women Physicians
A recent questionnaire sent
out by Barnard College to 215
alumnae women physicians
showed that three fourths of
them had married, and 60 per
cent of these had married phy
sicians. The answerers all be
lieved that a woman physician
can be married, but especially
when there are children to care
for, the job is a big one and a
most difficult one.
One woman wrote that she
dropped out of medicine for 14
years to rear her family of four;
and then, when they were ready
to leave the nest, she went back
to college and learned a special
ty. Almost uniformly, the hus
bands approved of the wife's
Get
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Favorite
GROCER
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1 f PTHEYVE GOTlirS
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Protessor of MedKlne,
Mayo Foundation
continuing in medicine. How
ever, as one woman wrote, "One
needs a very understanding and
adaptable husband." All hus
bands of a woman with big in
terests outside the home must be
sensible enough and unselfish
enough to let the wife enjoy her
career. I remember when one of
America's ablest women in re
search had promised to marry a
wealthy man. A few days before
the wedding when he said,
"You'll now be giving up your
work; you don't have to work
any more; I can support you,"
her response was, "I cannot mar
ry a man who knows so little
about me and my life-long love
of research. I am sorry, but this
is the end;" and she did not
marry him
Around
Hollywood
By ALINE M0SBY
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood (U.R) Kim Novak
is in a state of utter confusion,
she admitted today. She can't
make ud her
up
mind between
two men a
handsome
American bus
iness man and
a hand-kissing
Italian count.
I found Kim
unpacking her
bags in her
apartment
: Si 4
Aline Mosby
where she moved after return
ing from a four-month whirl of
Europe and personal appearance
tour of the U.S.
The beautiful blonde left
Hollywood with the promise
she'd make up her mind when
she came back whether to marry
her faithful fiance of four years,
Mack Krim.
Mors Confusion
Kim, however, is not exactly
noted for being a woman of
quick and firm decisions. In
stead of making up her mind
sh,e further confused the issue
by getting a crush on Count
Mario Bandini.
"Mack still is number one in
my life but the count is extra
special, that was no publicity
story or rumor," Kim said vague
ly. "The count followed me to
Paris and Venice, and he's com
ing to Hollywood in November,
just to see me. It's hard to say
what will happen. I can't pre
dict anything."
Kim met the count at a lunch
eon in Rome. "Then we went to
a horseshow together," she said.
"He helped me shop. And he's
not one of those playboy princes.
He's an engineer and very hard
working. "I love the way European men
look up to women they put
them on a pedestal. Men here
don't look upon us that way.
I like men to be the boss and
say what to do.
"The count was so sweet. He
kissed my hand. When I told
him I thought that gesture was
only for married women, he
sid it's also done when a man
has a special feeling for a wo
man." The Patient Krim
Kim, in that breathless voice
that makes her sound as if she's
day dreaming, confessed she
never got around to deciding
upon the patient Krim because
"I was surrounded by people
all over Europe and had no
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way store here was robbed Sun
day night when the store man
ager was forced at gun point to
open the safe. Week end receipts
time to myself. So now I am just
mora confused."
The actress' tour with the
"Eddie Duchin Story" brought
her home more of a star than
when she left. When the count
arrives here Kim will be star
ring in the story of Jeanne
Eagles and settled in her new
apartment, the first time she
has lived alone.
I asked the ethereal Miss
Novak whether Krim would tag
along when she shows Holly
wood to the handsome Italian
count.
"I don't know," she sighed.
"I'll just wait and see what hap
pens. Mother says I'm 23 and I
should get married but I just
don't know."
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Al Coos Bay Store
in cash, estimated at several
thousand dollars, was takn.
Two men in gray hoods step
ped up on either side of the car
of the store's manager, Floyd
Ford, when he drove into his
garage about 11 p.m. The men
taped Mrs. Ford, and forced
Ford to get the keys to the store.
After driving to the store and
having Ford open the safe, the
men took only cash, left Mr.
and Mrs. Ford taped in their car
on a deadend street, and fled.
Mrs. Ford required hospitali
zation for shock following their
discovery when neighbors heard
her shouts for help.
MRS. JOHN WELCH,
Boston, Mass., says:
"I'm sure of accurate
dosage with St. Joseph
Aspirin For Children.
My children like its pure
orange flsTor."
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FOREMEN LAUDED
New York (U.R) Human ef
fort is still the prime factor in
industrial safety and the indi
vidual foreman is still the key
figure to the successof any such
program, according to the Amer
ican Can Company, Canco, eval
uating a safety program that has
reduced the incidence of dis
abling accidents from 17.3 per
million man hours worked in
1947 to 4.8 in 1955. eives the
foreman the major share of the
credit in promoting "increased
safety awareness."
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Always carry Turns for top-speed
relief of acid distress. No mixing,
no waiting. Take Turns anywhere.
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4 Greeting 50 Opening in
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13 Puffed up 64 Printer's
15 Symbol for measura
sodtum 55 .Near
16 Iroquoian 56 Kather and
Indians mother
13 A state fabbr.) 69 Proceed
19 Perform 61 Warning
21 Therefore 63 Hang loosely
22 Twirl 65 Competed
24 Give up acalnst time
26 Civil injury 66 Quiet!
25 Golf mound 67 Without end
29 Greek letter (poet.)
31 Foray
33 Railroad DOWN
(abbr.)
34 Skating area 1 Play on words
36 Phut noisily 2 Garland
38 Behold! 3 Note of seals
40 Mix 4 Sharpen
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CAT RESCUE
Greece, N.Y. (U.R) A bull
dozer was filling i a gully near
here when the cries of a feline
in distress were heard. While
the bulldozer stood by, Humane
Society agents moved into the
brush-filled gully and hacked
their way under a 15-foot over
hang to rescue a determined
mother and one kitten.
HYPNOTISM
Has been successfully used In
muscular rheumatism, constipa
tion, menstrual disturbances,
migraine headache, insomnia,
stuttering, etc. For information
regarding Hypnotism see
W. LWHELDEN
336 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore.
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(abbr.)
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14 Roadside
restaurant
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20 River In
Germany
13 Liquid
measure,
(abhr.)
14 Prefix: with
25 Shield
27 Baked clay
30 KmmeU
32 Challenge
35 Related
37 Female horse
SS Goods cast
overboard
39 Speaker
41 Unusual
43 Unmarried
44 Cnllese degree
(abhr.)
46 French
conjunction
48 Bodies of
water
61 Heroic event
63 Chief god of
Memphis
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