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2 5V S ai tke hir Church of Christ Christian Hour
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11 30 Lombardo Catholic Hour News' Sunday Show
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, 1:00 Best in Music Monitor News Sunday Show
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12:00 Youth Wants To Know
12:30 The Last Word
1:00 Face the Nation
1:30 World News Roundup -
2 :00 This Is The Life
2 30 Liberace
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1:15 Secret Storm
130 Edge of Night
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230 Arthur Godfrey
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4:00 Feminine Fancies
4 :30 Devotions
4:35 Garden. Farm & Horn
4:45 Search for Tomorrow
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8 30 December Bride
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SUNDAY
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12:00 Youth Wants to Know
12:30 Last Word
1:00 Face the Nation
1 30 World News Roundup
2:00 Salvation Army
2:30 Passport
3:00 Cartoon Carnival
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5:00 Shirley Temple
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3:30 Dotto
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Uncle Bill
5 DO Klamath Extension
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5:30 Western Marshal
5:45 Come in School
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6:05 News ,
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6:30 Robin Hood
7:00 Burns and Allen
7:30 Talent Scouts
8:00 Danny Thomas
8 :30 December Bride
9:00 Studio One
100 Passport
10:30 News
10:35 Knowledge
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Sunday. February 23, 19S8
The Medical
. fin.
Vertigo Clinic Aid
Diagnosis of Dizziness
A person with true vertigo
feels that either his surround
ings are spinning around him
or else he is
revolv i n g.
Countless peo
ple who say
J they are dizzy
haven t a true
vertigo, and
this the doc
tor must make"
sure of. Often
what these
Dr. Alvarez persons are
suffering from is a loss of
their old comfortable sense
of balance, or a feeling that
any minute they might fall
Perhaps they stagger a bit as
Orr Leaves for
National Meeting
Of Commission
Eugene Orr, Medford mer
chant and national executive
committeeman of the National
Rehabilitation commission left
Saturday to attend a meeting
in Washington, D.C., of about
700 state, district and post
service officers of the Ameri
can Legion Feb. 25 through
28.
Orr said he will present at
the annual rehabilitation com
mission meeting plans to have
a veterans hospital establish
ed at Camp White. At a previ
ous meeting of rehabilitation
officers in Arizona in January
a resolution was approved to
add hospital facilities to all
veterans domiciliaries in the
United States which did not
have them.
Conference Highlight
Highlights of the four-day
conference include an address
by national commander John
S. Gleason at the annual
banquet Thursday evening
and remarks by the admin
istrator of veterans affairs,
Sumner G. Whittier, at the
Friday morning session.
Chairman Robert M. Mc-
Curdy of Pasadena, Calif., will
officially open the conference
at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Gleason
is scheduled to present the
Legion's legislative program
to the House Veterans Affairs
committee.
Other items on the agenda
include a panel orr medical
and hospital services, pre
sentation of veterans and de
pendents' claims, appeals and
survivor benefits; insurance,
rehabilitation in community
service, and VA voluntary
service program discussion, a
special report on social se
curity and a panel on voca
tional rehabilitation.
Lumber Market Said
Still on Slow Basis
Lumber marketing was at
a 'virtual standstill" last
week because of bad weather
conditions in the east, accord
ing to Random Lengths, Eu
gene market news letter.
But during the past two
weeks, according tp Crow's
lumber market news service,
prices of green and dry Doug
las fir edged upward, while
prices on western Pine spe
cies dropped, with the indus
try average off 5 cents.
Plywood prices were soft,
with ' negotiations ranging
around $66 after a $2 fall last
week, Random Lengths said.
Both services said the
greatest activity was in the
lower grades of fir dimension,
which drew the best demand,
but that buying pressure
which previously pushed
prices up S3 to $4 was off.
Salem tP A meeting of
the Republican State Central
Committee will be held here
March 8.
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they walk. Often it takes an
expert examination to tell
what sort of dizziness a man
has. An expert wants to know
where the disease is: in the
ear or the nerve to the ear,
or the brain. Young people
and especially young people
with destructive disease in
their ears are likely to have
true vertigo with a sense of
spinning around, and often
nausea and vomiting. When
this comes in sudden episodes
of vertigo associated with loss
of hearing in at least one ear,
the person probably has Men
iere's disease a disease due.j
apparently to changes in the
membranes lining the tiny
cavities in the balancing
mechanism of the ear.
Older persons who get a
loss of their proper sense of
balance, together, perhaps,
with character changes, and
ear noises, but no loss of hear
ing, are likely to be suffering
from arteriosclerosis of the
tiny arteries of the brain and
from what I call little strokes.
Mechanisms Used
I recently read about the
first Vertigo Clinic in this
country located in Temple
University Medical School, in
Philadelphia. In this clinic
persons can come to have
their hearing and balancing
mechanisms tested. Neurolo
gists will try to rule out brain
tumors and tumors on the
nerve that run from the ear
to the brain. Some patients
will be studied by allergists.
Many will be twirled around
in a special Barany chair to
see how they respond to stim
uli given to their balancing
mechanism. Warm water will
be injected against the ear
drum to see if this produces
special symptoms. In a few
cases electroencephalograms
will be made to rule out epi
lepsy and localized disease of
the brain.
I welcome the setting up of
this clinic. As every good nose
and throat specialist knows,
thousands of persons now
being treated for Meniere's
disease do not have it. This
can be determined in a few
minutes by finding that the
ears are normal and the hear
ing is good.
Unfortunately, with all our
tests, I fear there is a large
percentage of cases of dizzi
ness or giddiness of poor
sense of balance in which no
exact diagnosis can be made.
We doctors can only suspect
that there are arteriosclerotic
changes in the brain.
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