THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1961
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Morgan Beatty
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4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr,
4:15 Muslo
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80 Danse Moslao ' ,
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12:00 Portals of Prayer
12:03 Market Report
12:10 Local, National News
12:30 Road Weather Report
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8:30 Two Faces West
8:00 Johnnv Mlrinlah.
;:30 Hot Oft the Wire
10:00 CBS Reports
11:00 Final Report
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1 1 :0u Love of Life
11:30 Search For Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light '
1J:00 Camouflage
13:30 As the World Turns
1:00 Fsce the Facta
The Medical
Throbbing In iha Body
After a Meal
A number of DeoDle ask me
Why they feel a throbbing in
the chest or perhaps all over
the body after they eat a meal,
or drink some hot coffee or
take some soup, or take a
couple of
drinks which
contain alco
hol. My an
swer would be
that this isn't
necessarily a
sign of dis
ease, but only
a sign of over
s e nsitiveness.
Many persons
feel hot and perspiring after
a meal, and some feel the
throbbing. I sometimes have
these sensations. As I remem
ber, they come when I have
a cold. The cold probably has
made my reflexes more sen
sitive. . '
In rare cases, a highly nerv
ous and Jittery person, on
starting to eat, will go Into
an awful "tizzy" in which he
or she shakes all over,, per
haps perspires profusely, or
has a rapid pulse with. palpi'
tation. The bowels may feel
as if they are going to move,
the person may get goose'
flesh here and there; and he
may feel as if he were about
to die. Almost always, when
I find a person as sensitive as
that, I discover that he has
had some relatives whose
Nerves were even worse than
his. .. ;
Some persons have trouble
drinking a couple of glasses
of wine or a couple of high-
balls because later their whole
body will throb. The probable
reason for this is that alcohol
lowers the blood pressure and
this causes the waves in the
arteries to be bigger than usu
al. What I do not understand
is that if I drink some wine
at dinner, my throbbing may
wake me about 2 o'clock in
the morning. This is late for
an effect of alcohol.
Some migrainous women
have an extra reason to hate
this i throbbing because in
them It brings on a sick head
ache. As a result, many of
them have to become teeto
talers.
The Wig Owl Club
In the "Sight - Saving Re
view," I was just reading
about The Wise Owl' club
which Is made up of some
20,000 members In nearly 3.'
000 manufacturing plants in
America, The Wise Owls are
men who would today be
blind if they hadn't worn pro
tective goggles while doing
certain types of work which
bring danger to the eyes. For
instance; any man who is
working In a shop where, at
any moment,! a chip of steel
can go flying through the air,
or where some molten metal
can fall Into some water and
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10:30 Final Report ' i
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5:00 Uncle BUI
5:30 Roy Rogers
6:00 Six O'clock Report
6:10 TV Weatherman
6:19 Doug Edwards 6k News
6:30 Award Theater '
7:00 Man Hunt
7:30 Andy Griffith
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6:00 My Three Sons
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11:30 Love That Bob
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1 :00 About Faces
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Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate
1961)
can then go spattering every
where, should certainly be
wearing goggles. Those many
men who refuse to wear gog
gles in dangerous shops are
asking for a white canel -
One of my able friends had
his life ruined because, while
working in his basement shop.
he poured some molten lead
into an old empty shell which
he had brought back with
him from France after the
First World War. What he
did not notice was that the
fuse was still there, and as he
looked into the shell, this cap
exploded and blew molten
lead into his eyes. If he had
only been wearing goggles his
life would not have been ru
ined.
Now, there is a Junior Wise
Owl club of America made up
of children who wear safety
lenses. Certainly any child
who wants to make himself
a small rocket, or who plays
with friends who have bows
and arrows, had better wear
goggles. ,
On Avoiding Coronary
Heart Disease (
Professor Frederic J. Stare
of the Department of Nutri
tion at Harvard university has
lust written that there are
five factors that are known to
influence the coming of coro
nary , heart disease in man
They are heredity, over
weight, elevated serum choles
terol, increased diastolic blood
pressure, heavy cigarette
smoking, and exercise. As Dr.
Stare says, the physician and
the patient can easily do some
thing about the last five fac
tors. He thinks it important
to Insist that these factors can
work together in an additive
way.
For example, if a patient
has a strong family history of
cardiovascular disease, if he
gets fat, if he has a high se
rum cholesterol value, If he
has an increase in his diastolic
blood pressure (the bottom of
the wave) if he is a heavy
cigarette smoker, and if he
takes no exercise, he is an
especially likely candidate for
the coming of a heart attack
at an early age.
If, on the other hand, his
parents lived into their 70s
or 80s, if he is of average
weight, if his blood pressure
is normal, if he is not a heavy
smoker, and if he sometimes
walks a bit, or plays some
golf, a slightly elevated level
of serum cholesterol need not
scare him.
Obviously, If a man is in
good shape and has a blood
cholesterol of only around
200 milligrams, there is not
much that a doctor can do
for him in the way of dieting.
I see many such patients who
are already in such good shape
physically that it is useless
for me to try to change their
diets.
A mysterious attack of diz
ziness should not be ignored
you should try to trace the
cause. Send for Dr. Alvareg
Informative booklet, "Head
Noises and Dizziness." It may
be obtained by sending 25
cents and a large, stamped,
self-addressed envelope with
your request to Dr. Walter C.
Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Reg
ister and Tribune Syndicate,
Box 957, Dest Moines 4, Iowa.
Western Union
Faces Competition
New York (UPD Western
Union Telegraph Co., said
Wednesday It fears that a sub
stantial part of its business
may be taken over by the
Bell Telephone system.
President Walter E. Mar
shall said Western Union al
ready faced "intensive com
petition" from Bell. "We have
already had at least prelim
inary indications and in some
instances notices of proposed
substitution of Bell . . . facili
ties for those now leased from
Western Union," Marshall
said at a stockholders meet
ing.
He said Western Union has
asked the Federal Communi
cations Commission to inves
tigate the Bell service to see
whether "its purpose and ef
fect, is to create a monopoly
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4-H NEWS
Teen Paige Club
Officers of the Teena Paige
4-H Sewing club, which was
organized in November, are
Mona Schroeder, president;
Carolyn Sidner, first vice
president; Alison Plnkham,
second vice president; Sharon
Thompson, junior leader; and
Mrs. A. E. Sidner, leader.
Numerous demonstrations,
including zippers, buttons,
bound button holes, hooks
and eyes, are on the year's
program.' County Agent Phyl
lis Kirkland gave instructions
on judging clothing.
Members went on a shop
ping tour and lunched at the
Grotto during spring vaca
tion. Meetings are held the
first Monday of each month.
The next will be held May 1
at the home of the leader.
, .; Nikki Hammond,
Reporter
Knlttin Kittens
The regular meeting of
Knlttin Kittens 4-H club was
called to order by Vice Presi
dent Ann Bowling in the ab
sence of President K a t h y
Thompson. Carolyn Barnes
was acting secretary because
Martha Bullard was out of
town.
Members discussed the pot
luck dinner which will be
held April 15 at Central Point
Grange hall. Each, member is
to bring a dish large enough
to feed her family. Guests
will be six ' other 4-H clubs,
the Teena Paige, Willing
Workers, Bobbing Bobbins,
Buttered Buns, Smart. Cook
ies and Busy Bees. Each is to
prepare a short skit for en
tertainment.' The table decorations com
mittee is to meet with Colleen
Franek, junior leader, at 5
p.m. Saturday, April IS.
It was reported that the
hospital could still use more
coasters and anyone having
coffee can or cheese carton
lids may contact club mem
bers. Refreshments were
served by Ann Bowling and
Susan Freely.
The next meeting will be
a model" meeting at the din
ner. 1
, Carolee Kuest,
Reporter
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4 ...AS STEVE fl V 9C2 7 Ml WENT! IN VOUR REPORT TO MOSCOW, MIX INTO THE WITCH'S skew...
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0ME OF THE MOST
PREVALENT PLANTS
OM EACTU EXISTED OVER
330.000.000 ygARs Ago
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OLDEST EVIDENCE OF LIFE.
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trig roisouous-.
MEADOW. V1PEK
, IS SO GENTLE
A CHILD CAM
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1LE
ACROSS
7- snppery
8- Mournful
9- Restaurant
. 10-Egyptian
sacred buD
11- Encounter
19- Hurrled
20- Double
breasted overcoat
13-A state
(abhr.)
24 - Place -
25- Wlne cup
28-Gratulty
27- Glrl' nam
28- Urgo on
29- Conjunction
30- Attempt -
12- In cite to
effort
Sfi-Faroe
Island
' whirlwind
1-Coarse,
matted hair
8-Female
beep (pD
. -RoiatIng.
pleca of
machinery -
12- Baked clay
13- African tree
14 - Simian
15- Arablao
seaport
16- Showy
(colloq.)
17- For shame!
18- Army officer
(Pl
20-Remainder .
21 -Rodent
22-Anger
24-MephlBtoph-
eles
27-Obvious
31- Send forth
32- Hail!
33- Man's nam
34- Starch
firepared
rom cassava
56-Irate
37 - Openwork
fabric
38- Slnk In
middle
39. Suspend
M -Not
Investigated
47-Tlme
gone by
omely
49- Rlpped
50 - Large cask
61-Slcillan
volcano
52- Sllkworm
53- Obaerve
64- Vegetable
65- Dlspatch
DOWN
1- Male deer
2- Conceal
3- Dutch
measure)
4- Produclnf
5- Strlking
; effect
Answer to Yesterday Putzli
S6-Sw1bi river . 43-Base ball
W-HemngiiKe
Ash
39- Chapeaus)
40- Chllls and
fever
41- Not on
team
44- Uninterest
ing person
45- Ireland
48-Lifeless
48-A month
abbr.)
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20
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