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11 ;00 Clemens-Time
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12:03 Ranch-Time
12:13 Farm Market
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1:30 Rogue Valley Hit Parade
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5 30 Sports Final
6:00 Gospel Mission
6:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
6:30 Band Concert
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12 00 Sports Outlook
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2:00 Sound of Stereo
8:30 Sports Results
5 35 Sound of Stereo
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6:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Music
6:30 Hand Concert
7.00 Jazz Scene
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12 oo Sum-Off
1300 KC
9 :23 Trader Horn
11:45 Weather Report
11 :5s Portals of Prayer
12:00 Farm Report
2:25 Trader Horn
3:00 Dixieland Jazz
4:45 Aviation Weather Report
5:45 Weather Report
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H ju Dennis u.e Menace
7:110 Kd Sullivan
8.00 i;E Theatre
8 30 Alfred Hitchcock
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9;3t What a My Line
10 00 Reckoning
1 1 00 To Tell the Truth
1130 Final Is'ewa
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7 30 Sea Hunt
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The Medical
by
Causa of Hemophilia
Many people who watch
anxiously over a son who Is
bleeder" write to ask me
what Is wrong
with these un
fortunate peo
ple. I was Just
reading a let
t e r In the
Journal of the
AMA by Dr.
A r m a n d J.
Quick, of Mil
waukee, one
of the world's
experts on blood-clotting. He
said that before 1947, the
cause of hemophilia was un
known. Then, with the ' pro
thrombin consumption test,'
it could be shown that the
blood platelets-very tiny sol
id components of the blood-
react with a factor in the
plasma (the liquid part of
the blood) to form thrombo
plastin. It is this plasma fac
tor that is lacking in cases of
hemophilia. Since 1947, other
factors have been found to
be involved. In 1956, Drs.
Quick and Hussey showed
how the "hemophilia factor'
can be measured exactly.
I regret that the process
of blood clotting is so com
plicated, and the language so
technical, that I cannot hope
to explain It to a layman; I
have a hard enough time to
understand it myself! As Dr.
Quick says, as yet the new
knowledge hasn't given us a
cure for hemophilia but it
has so helped experts to treat
these sufferers that today
"few hemophiliacs die from
bleeding." Before 1946, "few
lived past the age of five
years."
BUedlng In Woman
Many women who suffer
from heavy menstrual or inter-menstrual
bleeding write
to ask me what can be wrong.
I cannot guess. The woman
would do well to go to a
good gynecologist who can
check her pelvic organs for
signs of disease. If he cannot
find any, he will ask a hema
tologist (blood specialist) to
see if she has any abnormal
ity in the clotting of her blood.
Recently, Drs. A. H. Sea
man and B. C. Benson report
ed a study of 43 such women
who bled abnormally, but did
not have any demonstrable
pelvic disease. Six of them
showed a prolonged bleeding
time; four had prolonged par
tial thromboplastin times;
three had abnormal thrombo
plastin generation, and oth
ers showed other rare abnor
maltics in blood clot forma
tion. Six of the patients evi
dently had Inherited a tend
ency to bleeding. The rule
that only men are bleeders
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Congo Picks First
Prime Minister
Leopoldville, Belgian Con-
go-IUPD-Native representatives
today elected 34-year-old Pa
trice Lumumba to be the first
prime minister of an inde
pendent Congo but nis major
ity was so small it appeared
the government would have
trouble from the start.
Lumumba, leader of the
National Congolese Move
ment (MNC), received 74
votes in the 137-seat assembly
after pledging to guide the
Congo on a neutral course be
tween East and West. He still
needed Senate approval.
Belgium is granting the
Congo Its independence June
30.
Hoover To Address
GOP Convention
Chlcago-OIPD-Former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover will ad
dress the Republican National
convention here next month,
a convention spokesman said
Thursday night.
Jaren L. Jones, vice chair
man of the Republican com
mittee on arrangements, told
the local chapter of Sigma
Delta Chi Hoover at first was
reluctant to speak because he
already had said "his good
byes." But when someone pro-
poseed an alternate plan to
have the former President
address the convention by
closed - circuit television he
decided to appear again in
person, Jones said.
Ed Sullivan Rests
Following Surgery
New York-MPD-TV star and
columnist Ed Sullivan was re
ported resting comfortably to
day following an operation
for a stomach ulcer.
Sullivan, 57, under went
surgery Thursday at the Park
East hospital. A spokesman
sold today he spent a comfort
able night and that his condi
tion was "good."
He entered the hospital
Monday and is expected to re
main there about two weeks
for recuperation. His summer
TV shows were taped In ad
vance. THE CONVINCER
Jackson, Miss.-WPD-The U.S.
Weather Bureau here, which
has been predicting "warm"
weather in Mississippi, decid
ed Thursday to use the word
"hot" after the temperature
climbed to 98 degrees.
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22 - Man's name
23- Nlp
25-Goddess of
discord
27- Kdlble flsh
28- Place for
combat
29- Greek letter
30- Kind of
cheeae
34 -Inflate
IS-Wagera
37 -More torrid
39-Senses
COURT LAUGHED WHEN I
ME.f.r THAT PROVES
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41-VehlcIa
41-Hurrlad
43- Woody plant
44- Pllaster
46 -Col lege
degree
(abbr.)
4T-Dine
49-Cry of cow
10'Prleat'a
vestment
II -Compass
point
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