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4 Travel 34 And 64 Church
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7 Opposite 37 Exciting 67 Itkefcy
8 Sex 33 Combird 68 Calm
9 Butties 39 Proposals 69 Love
10 Responds 0 Reveol 70 To
11 If 41 Doy 71 Work
12 Dnt 42 ewnev 72 Tim
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16 Beit 46 Attend 76 Are
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19 for 49 In 79 Ways
20 And 50 Friend 60 Routine
21 Mate 51 Restaurant 81 More
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24 To 54 Your 84 OnvC
25 Pleasurable 55 To 85 Cooperattve
26 And 56 Up 86 Foremost
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7:43 Lis hi 8c Life Hour MONITOR Christophers Program
8:00 Chevrolet Newscast" MONITOR Puck The Comic Weekly
815 Hour of St. Francis MONITOR Puck The Comic Weekly
8 30 Texaco News Church oi Christ Christians Hour
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9 00 Texaco News Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class
9:15 Paul Carson Gospel Hour Radio Bible Class
9 30 Salt Lake City Choir The Christophers Voice of Prophecy
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10:00 Music of All Faiths Presbyterian Service Newspaper of The Air
10:15 Music of All Faiths Presbyterian Service Christian Science Hour
10:30 Summer Gaieties Catholic Hour Frank & Ernest
10:45 Summer Gaieties Catholic Hour Front Page Exclusive
11:00 Summer Gaieties MONITOR Game of the Day
1 1 :15 Summer Gaieties MONITOR Game of the Day
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12 W) Woolworth Hour MONITOR Game of the Day
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1:30 M.itinee MONITOR Bill Cunningham
1:45 Matinee MONITOR Meet Shakespeare
2:00 Inner Ear MONITOR Sunday Serenade
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2 30 Inner Ear Meet the Press Sunday Serenade "
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430 CBS Newsroom . MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival
4:45 CBS Newsroom MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival
3:00 Republican Conv." MONITOR Old Fashioned Revival
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530 Two for the Money" Ore. News & Wx. V Lutheran Hour
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7 30 Paul Harvev MONITOR Reviewing Stand
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8:00 Portland-Sacramento Ministers Round Table Guest Star
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8 30 Portland-Sacramento Music by Roth ' State or the Nation
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6 30 Frank Goss Bob Roberts' Corral
6:45 Harry Babbitt" First News
7.00 Coffee Concert Farm News & Sports
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12:45 Weather & Lost Pets Top Tune. Kashbox
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2-00 Strictly for the Ladies Westside Party
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3 00 Republican Conv.-
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6:30 Bing Crosby TBA Queen for a Dav
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7:00 Godfrey Talent Sets." "TBA Meet Shakespeare
7:15 Godfrey Talent Scts."TBA KWIN Karavan
7:30 Romance" TBA KWIN Karavan
7:45 Romance- TBA KWIN Karavan
8:00 Portland-Sacramento TBA Salute to Safety
8:15 Portland-Sacramento TBA Salute to Safety
8:30 Portland-Sacramento TBA Bob & Rav
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9 :00 Portland-Sacramento TBA News
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9:30 t?ortland-Sacramento TBA Jack's Private Line
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Deafness and Ear Noises
One of the commonest ques
tions asked me is, "What can be
done for progressive loss of hear
ing with ear
noise s?" A
while ago a
physician sent
this query in
to the Journal
of the Ameri-
c a n Medical
Association. As
is his custom,
the editor re-
x i : t t
answer to one of the top ear spe
cialists in the country, who
wrote that progressive loss of
hearing in both ears with mark
ed ear noise, and with a perfect
ly normal ear drum on each side,
means otoclerosis. This is Greek
for a hardening of bone in or
about the ear.
Perhaps I should stop here to
remind my readers that there is
an outer ear a canal that runs
in as far as the delicate ear
drum. The middle ear is a space
containing three tiny bones
which are combined to make a
lever that transmits the souncl
waves in the air to the fluid that
fills the inner ear. The inner ear
contains a sort of piano in which
each key , is connected to the
brain with a nerve. If the tiny
bones in the middle ear get to
functioning badly, and the one
that fits into the tiny hole that
leads into the inner ear gets
more or less stuck there, hearing
fails.
Today, in some of these cases,
Dr. Samuel Rosen of New York
loosens up the "stapes" or stir
rup bone that fits into the little
window. Dr. Lempert makes a
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9:00 Man Against Crime
9 :30 Weekly News in Review
9:45 Bill Perl Presents
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10:00 Republican Convention
12:00 Brighter Day
12:15 Secret Storm
1230 Edge of Night
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2:00 Val Rogue Show
2:15 Garden. Farm & Home
2:30 Sacred Heart
2:45 How Christian Science Heals
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1030 Lawrence Welk
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In the Journal the expert said
that since, in many of these
cases, no known form of treat
ment does any good, if the deaf
ness progresses and a good ear
man advises against operation,
the person should buy a hearing
aid and perhaps study lip-read
ing.
Bad Dizzy Spell
Among elderly persons I often
get a story that the trouble start
ed one day with a bad dizzy
spell, with perhaps some mental
confusion, and later some loss
of memory, some loss of inter-
' The miniature TV
cameras being used at the
convention this year are
called "Creepie-Peepies."
This can only lead to
smaller ones which will
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public opioios analyst
ests, and the coming of ear
noises, perhaps without any loss
of memory. This makes me sus
spect a little stroke. If this diag
nosis is correct, the ear specialist
will find nothing wrong with the
ears, and then he will not want
to try any treatment of the ears.
I see any number of old persons
whose home doctor wonders if
they have Meniere's disease of
the ear, but actually any good
ear doctor will say in a minute,
"You haven't the typical story
of Meniere's disease, and you
cannot have it because, after
months of distress with buzzing
and dizziness your hearing is
normal."
In true Meniere's disease the
person feels himself spinning
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around or he thinks the room Is
spinning about. These sensations
come in spells, often with nausea
and vomiting. Soon it is found
that one ear is losing some of its
ability to hear. Meniere's disease
is more likely to be in young or
middleaged persons. In the cases
of elderly persons the trouble is
more likely to be a loss of a good
sense of balance. The person
fears he might suddenly fall
down but he never does.
In all these cases the patient
should have an examination by
a good ear expert. If this man
says there is nothing wrong with
the ears, the patient will usually
do well not to go on spending
hundreds of dollars going from
one'ear man to another.
MR. LARRY
Now at
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UN Membership Sought
Portland (U.PJ A petition
seeking United Nations member
ship for members of the Sius
law, Lower Umpqua and Coos
Bay Indian tribes was released
to the public Thursday by How
ard Barrett Sr., Florence, chair
man of the tribal committee.
The long petition denounces
For Oregon Indian Tribes
the federal government's record
as guardian and trustee of the
rights and properties of the Indians.
In 44 foreign countries, Ameri
can officers and enlisted men
are engaged in teaching self
defense to friendly nations.
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