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WINNING TOP GOLF TITLE, U. S. Women's Amateur
Golf Championship at Darien, Conn., Anne Quast, Marys-
uie, wasn., student at Stanford University, is crowned
uy joanne uunderson, last year's champ, with her hat.
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4:30 Rin Tin Tin
5:00 TV Weatherman
5 K)5---News
5:15 Doug Edwards
5 30 Ore-Cal Panorama
6:15 Industry on Parade
6 30 Verdict is Yours
7 30 Whirleybirds
8-00 Pappy Coleman
8:15 Political Paul Geddes
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100 28 Men
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1 1 :05 Cartoon
11:15 Film Folio
1130 As the World Turns
12:00 Beat the Clock
12:30 House Party
1 K)o Big Payoff
130 The Verdict Is Yours
24)0 Brighter Day
2:15 Secret Storm
230 Edge of Night
3:00 Homemakers Intermission
330 Devotions
3:35 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
3:45 Search for Tomorrow
' 4:00 TBA
430 Bargain Shopper
5:00 Your TV Weatherman
5:05 News
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5:30 Film Folio
6 00 Cavalcade of Sports
6i50 Pill Box
' 6:55 Sports Roundup-
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730 Sea Hunt
84)0 Undercurrent .
8:30 Target
n-00 Harbor Command
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10:04) TBA
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Live and Let Live
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World News Roundup
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Ash. Platter Party
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7:15 Farm News
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11:00 Ringo Rick
12:15 Farm Market
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130 Ringo
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530 TBA
64)0 Museum
6:30 Verdict is Yours
730 Whirleybirds
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9:00 Homes on Parade
930 TBA
10:00 Passport
10:30 News .
1035 It Could Be You
114)5 Sign Off
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1130 As the World Turns
12:00 RMt th nvk
12:30 House Party
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130 Verdict is Yours
2:00 Brighter Day
2:15 Secret Storm
2:30 Edee of Night
3:00 Varieties
3:45 Search for Tomorrow
4:00 TBA
4 30 Chaplain's Corner
4:35 Uncle Bill
5:00 Weather
5:05 News
5:15 Doug Edwards
5:30 TBA
5:45 Sports Hilites
6:00 Cavalcade of Sportr
6:50 Sportsman
74)0 Phil Silvers
7:30 Sea Hunt
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The Medical
Blood In The Urine
Anyone who notices blood
in the. urine must remember
that this is a danger signal
that calls for
immediate ac
tion.. No one
should ignore
this sign that
something is
seriously
wrong. Often
times the per
son fails to go
fo a physi-
Or. Alvarez
ciian because
he feels no pain, and trusts
that the blood will soon quit
coming. If I ever find blood
m my urine, I will go im
mediately to an able urolo
gist and have him look into
my bladder, and perhaps
maae x-ray studies of my
kidneys to see where the
blood is coming from. As Dr
Charles C. Higgins of Cleve
land nas written, even we
doctors will Sometimes make
the mistake of giving medi
cine and temporizing until it
is too late to cure the patient
with an operation.
Dr. Kretchmer years ago
reviewed 933 cases of urin
ary bleeding and found tha
in that day the average time
between the appearance of
the blood and the securing of
a diagnosis was 2.39 years.
More recently, Dr. Higgins
reviewed 1600 cases of "hem
aturia" (blood in the urine)
and found the period of pro
crastination to be 2.59 years!
In 76.5 per cent of the cases
the cause of the bleeding was
a tumor of the bladder. Usual
ly the tumor was cancerous.
In a series of 2240 cases of
"gross hematuria," in which
the urine looked like catsup,
there was something decided
ly wrong in 96 per cent. In
40 per cent, the disease was
cancerous in nature. In some
of the cases the disease was
in a kidney. In children the
cause may be an acute in
flammation of the kidneys. In
elderly men with difficulty
in urinating the blood may
be coming from the prostate
gland. If an aging man with
blood in his urine will only
go quickly to a good urolo
gist, and if then the doctor
finds in the bladder a cauliflower-like
cancerous growth,
he may be able to destroy i'
completely with hot sparks
coming off the end of a wire
that he passes down through
an operating cystoscope (an
electrically lighted tube pass
ed down into the bladder). If
only the patient will go early
enough, he can be cured.
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Emeritus Consultant tn Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
I often wishthat the mil
lions of people who hate mod
ern medicine and all its
works, and would gladly close
all research laboratories,
could get some idea of the
miracles that today's health
officers often accomplish
without the slightest fanfare
of publicity.
Even the average practi
tioner of medicine has not
heard a word of what -went
on when perhaps the dread
yellow fever began to appear
again in some of the countries
tq the south of us, and had to
be quickly fought. Laymen
do not know that 150 years
aeo each summer yellow fev
er killed thousands of peo-
DeoDle in our southern sea
ports and even in Philadel
phia. I recently read about the
horrible disease, yaws, which
until 1950 covered with aw
ful sores the bodies of a
third of the rural population
of Haiti. It is due .to a tiny
SDirochete. so much like that
of syphilis that some experts
in the past have felt, sure
that yaws must be a variant
of syphilis. Others maintained
that it must be a differen
disease because, it attacks
children as well as adults: the
big ulcerations are different
from those of syphilis, and tne
disease is not primarily a
sexual one.
In 1949. the Haitian Gov
ernment asked for mterna-
ional help to save the health
and lives of one million of
their people. Fortunately,
now, one injection of peni
cillin is enough either to cure
the disease or to render it
non-contagious. Accordingly,
health officers went to Haiti
and taught crews of local
men to eo from house to
house to treat the sick. By
the end of 1953. 2,623,141
people had been cured, and
in most districts the disease
had been eradicated. I might
never have known of tnis
miracle of healing if I had
not happened to see a short
note about it in the journal,
Science.
Aren't we humans funny?
If a general in war had killed
2,623,141 people we would
have a statue of him in every
park in the land. But when
some men eave back life and
health to 2,623,141 suffering
people we do not even men
tion their names or their
work in our newspapers! .
Salem - (UPD - Washington
Gov. Albert Rosellini has ac
cepted an invitation for a
State Fair address here Sept.
4, Gov. Robert D. Holmes said.
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