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One Mans Family
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1215 Top Five News-Weath. Weather Report Bill Lively Show
12-30 Housepartv" Lunchtime News Warmup Game of Day
12-43 Housepartv His Majesty the Baby Game of the Day
1 :00 Arthur Godfrey"
1:15 Arthur Godfrey
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3:15 Road of Life" Five Star Matinee
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MONDAY
3:30 Strike It Rich
4:00 Garden. Farm & Home
4:15 Gary Moore
4:30 Uncle Bill
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
5:00 The Christophers
5:30 Will You Come Back ,
5:45 Let's Go to The Jamboree
6:00 TV Question Box
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Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pain Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Nw York. . Y. ( Special) For the
first time science has found a new
healing substance with the astonish
ing ability to shrink hemorrhoids
and to relieve pain without surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amazing of all results were
so thorough that sufferers made
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11:53 News
12 -00 Matinee
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1:13 -Secret Storm
1:30 Edge of Night
2:00 Comedy Time
2:30 Truth or Consequences
3:00 Feminine Fancies
3:30 Strike It Rich
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4:30 Uncle Bill .
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twularly pexaons tho Sre suf
fering frooa a tendncy te aiild
depression
perhaps their
smali share of
a parent's or
g r andparent's
melancholia
have great dif
ficulty in get
ting up and
getting going
in the morn-
Dr Alvarez ing. On walk
ing, they feel more tired than
when they went to bed. As a
woman says, "The best part of
the day has gone before I can
coordinate myself to do the
necessary Household chores.
About four o'clock in the after
noon such a woman will wake
up, and perhaps by 10 o'clock,
she will be full of energy and
will "want to go places." This
story is so typical, and I have
heard it so many hundreds of
times that I immediately know
what the trouble is.
Whenever a patient says, "I'm
terribly tired," my first question
is, Are you tired at tne end oi
a day or are you tired when you
get up in the morning?" The
normal person who works hard
is tired at the end of each day.
Often he perks up and feels all
right after he eats his dinner
The person whose fatigue is
worse in the early morning prac
tically always has inherited a
tendency to moodiness and mel
ancholy. Many of these persons are
greatly helped by taking, when
they wake, a tiny tablet of one
of the stimulating drugs, such as
Benzedrine or Dexedrine or De
soxyn. The medicine should be
left on the table beside the bed.
I have a number of patients who
are now working and earning a
living who, before they took the
morning stimulant, could not
get going.
Fund Started for
Schrunk Defense
Portland U.R) A group
of Portland citizens have begun
a drive to collect "at least $10,-
000" for the legal defense of
Mayor Terry Schrunk.
Schrunk was indicted last
Thursday on two counts by the
Multnomah county grand jury
investigating vice and corrup
tion in .Portland.
The grand jury charged
Schrunk with giving perjured
testimony to a former grand jury
and with accepting a gambler's
bribe.
The group composed of a
cross section of the community
called themselves "The Commit
tee to Defend Our Mayor."
A spokesman said the group
"will establish a fund for the de
fense of our mayor as an ex
ample of future public office
seekers that they can count on
the electorate in time of crisis."
Acting chairman of the group,
Bill Scott, said the general pub
lic is incensed at the thought that
an honest citizen of limited
means, elected to public office,
faces the prospect of legal harass
ment without any guaarntee of
means to provide for his own de
fense. Scott said members of his com
mittee share his belief that the
mayor was elected in good faith
and should be entitled to the
best legal defense without per
sonal financial penalty.
Spanish Government
Arrests Communists
Madrid (U.R) The Spanish
government Saturday announc
ed the arrest of 14 persons al
leged to be "affiliated with the
Communist party" and members
of a propaganda distributing
ring.
An announcement by the of
fice of the director- general of
security said activities of the
ring were "directed from outside
Spain."
The announcement said the 14
suspects were caught with "pro
paganda apparatus" typewriters,
mimeograph machines, paper
and "various subversive mater
ials." in their possession.
The announcement did not id-1
entity those arrested or say
when they were seized.
Petition Urges End
Of Rackets in Unions
Portland (U.R) A petition
signed by 625 Portland Team
sters Union members was sent
to Sen. John McClellan, chair
man of the Senate Rackets In
vestigating committee, last night
urging the abolition of "all rack
eteering in all unions."
The signatures on the petition
were collected by Larry T. Dav
is, a Portland truck driver. He
asked that other Teamsters who
did not have anopportunity to
sign the petition, write individ
ual letters to the committee in
support of its work.
3Mflii Consultant In Medlclnt,
qjftsituf Professor of Medicine.
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The drug skould not be taken
is the afternoon because, then,
it can interfere with the per
son's sleep. The stimulating drug
tends to cut down on appetite.
Many will ask "But are these
drugs safe?" There has been
much research done to get an
answer to this question, and so
far as I can learn, most people
can take , the drug for years
without getting into trouble. I
have heard of a few persons who
ran the dose up and became
habituated, but they did not
have good sense. In my experi
ence, sensible people do not get
a habit with anything. The man
who gets habituated to a drug
is of the type who drinks too
much alcohol, who drinks 20
cups of coffee a day, and smokes
3 packages of cigarettes. Give
him a dozen tablets of sleeping
medicine and he is likely to take
half of them the first night.
Texan May Face
French Guillotine
Fort De France, Martinique
CU.R) Miguel E. Salom, a 23-year
old Texan charged with mur
dering his 18-year old wife, is
liable to a sentence of death on
the guillotine, police sources said
Saturday. -
Police charge the 220-pound
Salom strangled his wife in their
hotel room here after they had.
been married only two weeks.
He then hurled her body from
a window of the third floor
room -to make it appear she had
jumped or fallen, officials said.
Detectives arrested Salom
when they found marks on the
girl's throat. They said he con
fessed he killed his wife, a na
tive of Guadeloupe Island, aft
er a heated argument.
Salom, a former student at
Western Texas college in El
Paso, faces trial at the July ses
sion of Martirique Otiminal
court. .
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Poor
ALEXANDER & BROWN, 128 E.
Main, they have no interest in life
except insuring other people's
property. When you come to us we
say, oh
Boy
let's get the right insurance for
these people and in the proper
amount. Let's see to it that what
this family
Buys
in the way of insurance coverage
is exactly right or let's go jump
in the
Pacific Ocean!
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