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6:00 Morgan News Spts Daily World News Roundup
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d:30 Sports" Hi-Fi Hour News Candlelight
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7:15 Turntable Terrace Family Living Karavan News
7:30 Robert Lewis News of the World News Karavan
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9:00 News NBC News News Green Room
9:15 Marv. Miller Hi-Line Green Room
9:30 Turntable Terrace Hi-Line Green Room
9:45 Turntable Terrace Hi-Line Green Room
10:00 Richfield Reporter "News Sign Off
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6 00 News of America Wake Up to Music
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6:30 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music News Chuck wagon
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7 30 MacLeod Sports Rogue Valley Beeper News Serenade
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8:15 Frank Goss Hear! Koffee Klatch
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9:15 Breakfast Club Hear! Lively Time
9:30 Breakfast Club Hear! News Lively Time
9 :45 Breakfast Club Fashion Flashes Lively Time
10:00 Music Box NBC News Hear! Newspaper of Air
10:15 Trading Post Hear! Telo-Test
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11:00 CBS News' News Bandstand News
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1:00 Arthur Godfrey News House Party News Roundup
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5:45 Frank Goss Orville Anderson One for Road Sports
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
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4:30 Devotions
4 :45 Search for Tomorrow
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11:58 News
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1:15 Secret Storm
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4:30 Devotions
435 City Police
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6:30 Science Fiction
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8:00; Phil Silvers
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10:00 Stories of Century
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10:35 TBA
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Dr. Alvarez
Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30
pjn. for following day, except 10
a.m. for Mondav: for Sundav. noon
Saturday.
What It an Allergy?
People ask me to tell all
about allergies, but I can not
even try. I think some of
the textbooks
If I on allergy are
Y4 i" 'i? I t h r e e inches
thick I think
usually a per
son must be
born to be al
1 e r g i c. Cer
tainly, an asth
matic man or
woman is like
ly to have
some near relative who is asth
matic or otherwise highly al
lergic. Many persons who are
born with a tendency to eller
gy, early In life get highly sen
sitized to the pollens or rag
weed or golden rod, or some
trees, and, as a result, every
year they suffer from hay
fever. Some shade over from
hay fever to asthma. Some
persons have a hay fever-like
disease or an asthma all year,
whpn they get sensitized to
some dust or animal . emana
tion or mold to which they
are constantly exposed. Oth
ers get an asthma-like disease
which is due mainly to em
physema (a degenerative dis
ease of the lungs) or to a
chronic failure of the heart.
Many sensitive infants suf
fer from allergic skin rashes,
and others suffer from colics
and a sore abdomen due to
the eating of some food to
which they are sensitive
like cow's milk, orange juice,
egg or chocolate which they
were given in early infancy
at a time when they should
probably have been on moth
er's milk.
Once, when I made a spe
cial search for allergies in
hundreds of my patients, I
found one in four was sensi
tive to cow's milk. I have long
suspected that our present
day practice of immediately
di-vinff ud a woman's breasts
and then quickly giving her
infant foods suitable for
adults is insane, but I do not
say much because I haven't
the statistics that would prove
whether or not our modern
practice is working well. A
while ago, as I discussed tnis
question with an old doctor
who, 50 years ago, had a nuge
general practice, we agreed
that we could not remember
in our childhood days or our
early days of practice seeing
children with severe allergy
Today, such children are num
bered by the hundred thou
sand. Could our curious ways
of feeding infants be in part
responsible? I wonder. Cer
tainly, if I were a mother with
a new-born infant, I would
try very hard to nurse that
infant' at least for a few
months, so as to protect him
from getting a number of dis
tressing food allergies.
When Should One Suspect
A Brain Tumor
I hate to discuss this ques
tion because there are so
overly-worrisome persons who
would just love to twist and
misinterpret what I say so
they can worry themselves
into a terrible funk. First, I
should say, brain tumors are
so rare that I very seldom
see a case.
Usually, when a woman
comes in almost certain that
she has a brain tumor, all
I find is an ordinary migraine
or sick, headache. In most
cases, when a woman admits
she is worried sick over a
brain tumor, I find she has
had the same symptoms for
seven or eight years, and then
I laugh because, as I say, if
she had had a tumor grow
ing and expanding in her
brain, years ago she would
have been forced to have an
operation.
Few people realize that one
of the common signs of a
brain tumor is a marked
change in character. For in
stance, one of trie last patients
I saw with such a tumor was
a minister who had been com
ing to church late. This wor
ried his deacons, but finally,
when he started to baptize a
child, using the funeral serv
ice, they knew that it was
time for him to see a doctor.
The next man who came
in with a brain tumor would
not take his hat off in my
office; he answered my ques
tions with wise-cracks, ana
when I was out of the room
for a few minutes, he urinated
on the floor! Hence it is, so
long as one does not become
too eccentric, he probably
need not worry about getting
a brain tumor.
Bronchitis
Peoole want to know what
bronchitis is. It is an inflam
mation of the bronchi which
are the tubes that carry air
into and out of the lungs.
There is an acute bronchitis
such as goes with influenza
or a bad cold, and a chronic
bronchitis, such as goes with
heavy smoking or asthma. In
many cases a severe and acute
bronchitis will be associated
with a small patch or several
small patches of pneumonia,
and then we have a broncho
pneumonia. Today, fortunate
ly, many of these acute con
ditions can quickly be reliev
ed with the help of an anti
biotic. Certainly, anyone with a
bad morning cough due to
heavy smoking ought to cut
out his cigarettes. To go on
with a bad bronchitis is to
run a great risk. Two of my
chain-smoking friends each
had such a bronchitis. One
got caught out one night in
a storm and three days later
was dead of pneumonia. The
other had to have an emergen
cy operation on-his stomach,
and two days later was dead
of pneumonia.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for in
formation or to attempt to
diagnose by mail. ' ' . ..
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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Multiple Listing
Service Holds Meeting
Members of the Multiple
Listing service decided at a
meeting this week to hold
meetings the first and third
Fridays each month at noon
instead of at 7:30 a.m.
The next meeting will be
held at the Jackson hotel
April 18. Place of meetings
following the April 18 meet
ing will be announced later.
American Motors
Proposal Rejected
Detroit OP) The United
Auto Workers hung an "unac
ceptable" sign today on an
American Motors Corp. pro
posal to extend its present
contract with the auto firm
for two years and in some
cases even reduce AMC's la
bor costs.
The UAW also announced
it would open bargaining with
AMC April 15.
The AMC demands, an
nounced Wednesday at a press
conference by Vice President
Cushman, were based on the
industrial relations Edward L.
company's contention its la
bor costs were still above
those of its competitors both
in autos and appliances.
The AMC disclosure mark
ed a "first" in union-management
relations in the auto in
dustry. In the past the union
has publicized its contract de
mands in advance of negotia
tions while the companies
have remained silent.
Eagle Point Jaycees
Plan Easter Egg Hunt
Eagle Point The Eagle
Point Junior Chamber of
Commerce will sponsor an
Easter Egg hunt Saturday,
April 5, at 1:30 p.m. at the
Eagle Point High school foot
ball field.
Hunts will be held in three
age groups with prizes in each
group. Groups are 4 years old
and less, 5 to 8 years old, and
9 to 12 years old. Children
in Eagle Point and- vicinity
have been invited.
Arkansas has about 2,750
miles of navigable water
routes in the state and along
its borders.
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