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2 Don't 32 Th 62 Aniapote
3 Wuste 33 Con 63 Tomorrow's
4 Tims 34 Errors 64 Can
5 Hold 35 You 65 In
6 Don't 36 Expand 66 Todov
7 Expect 37 May 67 Promises
8 Day 38 Be 68 You'u
9 rjodr. 39 Throes. 69 Gen
10 For 40 Over 70 Tempted
11 To 41 Couno 7! S.enino.
12 Tolui 42 Kncx 72 Attueve,
13 Much 43 That 73 Your
14 Try 44 Uujol 74 .Goals
15 Tuna 45 A 75 To
16 A 46 Today 76 Agreements
17 To 47 h 77 Moo
18 There's 48 Way 78 Forgot
19 Alvrayl 49 SlreuerJ 79 In
20 Little 50 Accomplish 80 Present
21 Border 51 You 81 Betore
22 Personal 52 Giva 82 Acting
23 Advancement S3 More 83 Long run
24 Quibbling 54 More S4.Activ.ties
25 Than 55 Ms king 35 a
26 Over 56 From 86 Another
27 K 57 Anyone 87 Busmen
28 Small 58 Than 88 Promise
29 Tempted 59 And 89 Headway
30 You 60 And 90 Day
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ACCEPTS INVITATION
Ashland Dr. Dorothy Stolp,
assistant professor of speech and
drama at Southern Oregon col
lege, has accepted an invitation
to be chairman of the college di
rector's discussion section on
dramatic literature at the North
west Drama - conference Febru
ary 8, at the University of Ore
gon. Dr. Stolp will lead a dis
cussion on the adaptability of
great American plays and for
eign works to the educational
theatre program.
Washington (U.PJ Adminis
tration foreign aid planners are
studying about two dozen proj
ects which might be financed
under the economic phase of the
Eisenhower Doctrine for stabil
izing the Middle East
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
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Do your false teeth annoy and em
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Just sprinkle s little FASTEETH on
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' 3:30 Strike it Rich
4:00 Visit From Your Veterinarian
4:15 Religion in the News
4:30 Uncle Bill
4:43 Search for Tomorrow
5:00 Our Miss Brooks
5:30 Cisco Kid
6 00 Sacred Heart
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1030 Lawrence Welk
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12:00 NBC Matinee
1:00 Brighter Day
1:13 Secret Srorm
130 Edge of Night
2 :00 Comedy Time
2:30 Truth or Consequences
3:00 Feminine Fancies
330 Strike It Rich
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5:00 Rin Tin Tin ,
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Wednesday. January 18, I9S7
The Medical Roundup
by
Should a Diabetic Ever
Eat Sugar and Sweets
Diabetic persons, and espe
cially those who are taking in
sulin, often want to know if
Tr v!l they can ever
Lr ' ' 1 take sugar or
fl sweets. Yes:
many a dia
beticcould take a certain
B p- : '. amount of sug
f "fflk ar.and sweets
if he were tak
ing enough in
sulin to help
him handle the
Dr Alvarez
sugar. There are two schools of
thought in the treatment of dia
betes; some physicians prefer
that a diabetic go as far as he
can in the control of his disease
by cutting down on the use of
sugar and starches and sweets.
Then, if he cannot control the
situation in this way, he can
take enough insulin to control
it. Other experts feel that it is
permissible, or even better, to
let a diabetic eat fairly normal
ly and then give him enough
insulin to keep his blood sugar
down.
There are two important
points in the handling of dia
betes; one is that the diabetic
ought to stay thin. If he allows
himself to get stout, he is likely
to get arteriosclerosis, and he
is likely to lose his life because
of that. Also, it is extremely
important that the diabetic live
very sensibly and stick to his
diet every day of his life. Then
he is likely to keep his sight, to
keep good arteries, and to live
into his seventies. It is the man
who occasionally goes on a
binge and eats a couple of
pounds of candy who is likely
someday to lose some of his
vision and to get into serious
trouble.
Every person who has a dia
betic ancestry ought to see td
it that he never allows himself
to get stout even if he is not
diabetic himself. If he stays thin,
he has an immensely better
Deschutes Townships
Under Quarantine
Bend (U.R) Nine Deschutes
county townships in the vicinity
of Bend have been placed under
quarantine for rabies.
The action was taken follow
ing discovery of rabies in the j
county . by the United , States
Public Health service laboratory.-
The quarantine area includes
Bend and the area around it for
a distance of about nine miles
in each direction. All dog own
ers must have their animals on
the premises or under leash un
til they have been vaccinated. A
free clinic has been set up in
Bend for the vaccinations.
Last Dec. 24 two small Bend j
girls were bitten by a cat that
later proved to be rabid. The ;
animal died. The two girls were
given Pasteur treatment and suf- ,
fered no ill effects.
Khrushchev Calls for
Strengthening of Army
London (UP.) Communist
party boss Nikita S. Khrushchev
called for the "strengthening" of
Soviet armed forces in the face
of what he termed the "mad
arms race" by Western powers,
according to Radio Moscow.
Observers here believed it was
the first recent reference by a
Communist leader to a strength
ening of Soviet armed forces
since the loudly proclaimed re
ported troop reductions last
year. -
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chance of not getting diabetes.
I Floating Spots Before the Eyes
! Manv worrisome Demons, won
der why, when they look at the
sky, they can see dots and little
strings floating about. Most of
these are little imperfections in
the tears that bathe the front of
the eye, while others are due to
imperfections in the fluid which
lies between the front surface
of the lens of the eye and the
back of the cornea (the window
of the eye). Such spots should
never worry anyone.
The only spot that might wor
ry a person would be one that
could be seen always in the
same - place, or that could be
seen with one eye when the
other eye is covered with the
hand. If. after middle age, such
a spot, shows up suddenly, the
person should go and see an
ophthalmologist. Usually, noth
ing can be done about it, but it
is well to know what has hap
pened. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would
be impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diasnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, I9S7)
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