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Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrasts In HI Fi 10:30 Sports Finals 11 mo Contrasts In HI Ft 1 1 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off 1300 KC 1 1 :19 Newa-Hymn-Mu.lo 12O0 Portala of Prayer 12:03 Market Report 12:10 Local, National New 12:30 Road-Weather Report 12:45 Meeting Notices 1:00 Mu.lc 1 :19 New.-Hymn-Mu.lc 2 : 1 5 New.-Hymn-Mu.lc 2:43 Trader Horn 3:00 Muilc 3:19 New.-Hymn-Mu.lc 4:15 New..Hymn-Muslc 4 :45 Weather-Music 9:19 News-Music 9:45 Local News-Musio 6:15 News-Hymn-Musie 7.00 Sign Off The Medical by Cros-Eye Should B Straightened According to Dr. Rov O. Scholz of Johns Hopkins Uni- verslty, one In 50 children TT T I starts out In W I life crnnR-pvorf Certainly, no parent should allow his child to go out Into life handicap ped In this way. He will lose the use of one eye and Aivare. ne will suffer mental tortures. I remember well a hand. some woman of 50 who was morose and bitter because, un til she was 30, she had lived at home with a dour old father who was so deeply religious that he would not permit her to be operated on for a bad squint. By the time. he died and she was set free, and had a straightening operation, she was so bitter and bad-temper ed that she never married. Parents should know that sometimes a child's squint can be corrected with glasses, and so they should quickly take him to a good ophthalmolo gist. The eye that turns in or out does so often because It does not see as well as the other eye does. As a result, the brain cannot fuse the images obtained from the two eyes, and so one eye has to go practically blind. Ranga-Findlng Important What is sad is that once the sight In one eye is lost, the ophthamologlst is not likely to be able to bring it back. Even when the bad eye is q u 1c k 1 y straightened and glasses are fitted, the child may not be able to get what is called binocular vision, with the two eyes working to gether. Such vision Is impor tant to us because it tells us how far away things are from us. Normally, our two eyes work like a navy's range- finder, and this range-finding is important to workmen in certain trades. ' For Instance; when I was first out of college I saw a young blacksmith who had lost one eye when a piece of hot steel flew Into it. Then he discovered that he could no longer estimate distances on a piece of glowing iron, and as a result he had to quit 7 :0O Brother. Brannagan 7:30 Malibu Run 8:30 Danger Man 0:00 Grand Jury 8:30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 U.S. Steel Hour 11:00 Final Report 11:10 Sign Off THURSDAY 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Camouflage 12:30 Aa the World Turn. 1:00 Face the Facta 1:30 House Party 2:00 The Mlllloaalro 2:30 Verdict 1. 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Pleaso 11 00 Rawhld 12:00 Sign Off Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method The non-aurgical, electronic method for the treatment of Hemorrhoids (Piles) devel oped by doctors at the Dean Clinic haa been so successful and permanent In nature that the following policy is offered their patients : "After all symp toms of Hemorrhoids . . . have subsided and the patient has been discharged, if he should ver have a recurrence, all Roundup Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo CUnlo (Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1961) being a blacksmith. Some old women say that all babies are cross-eyed, but this is not true. What happens is that in the cases of some infants coordination of the eye movements is not perfect un til the child Is three months old. If a child has a decided "error of refraction,"- he should have glasses prescribed as early as possible. It is sur prising how early some small children will wear needed glasses. Perhaps the child soon realizes that with the glasses he sees better, and hence he is glad to wear them. Children very seldom get into trouble from breaking their glasses.. Such glasses are gen erally put into strong frames in- which they are hard to break. Exrcises PossibI Dr. Scholz says that if, with the proper glasses, the child's eyes remain straight, well and good, but if the eyes do not straighten quickly, eye exer cises may be tried; also, the dominant or good eye may have to be covered with a patch. This will force the child to use his poor eye and there by to make It work better. If he Is to use a patch, it must be kept on for all the waking hours, and for so long as the ophthalmologist wants It to be used. If wearing of glasses and the wearing of a patch fails to straighten the eye, then an operation must be con sidered. This carries practical ly no risk. : The child should be told that he is going to the hospital to have his eye straightened. He should be told that it will not hurt, and hence he need not be frightened. He will be asleep when the work is per formed. The parents should not show much alarm and con cern. If the mother is calm and sensible, it is desirable that she go to the hospital with the child and sleep in his room. I Imagine a kindly anesthetist can give the child something to make him so sleepy that when he goes up to the operating-room he will not know anything about It. Usually, the child is allowed to get up on the afternoon of the operation, and in another day or two he is sent home. Usually, the eye can: be straightened. ' So You Want to Be a Nurse All those girls who write asking me whether they should go Into nursing and what they would have to do in order to enter this profes sion could be greatly helped by reading the book by Dr. Alan E. Nourse and Eleanore Halliday. It is called, "So You Want To Be a Nurse" (Har per's). Today there Is a great need for nurses; most nospitai administrators just cannot get enough. Last year, when I was in a hospital, I found that most of the graduate nurses who took care of me had come from some foreign land. Just about everyone has been told, at one time or another - "Don't raise your blood pressure." But what is normal blood pressure? Why is high blood pressure bad for us? Read Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "High Blood Pressure." To obtain it send 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 857, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Trees and shrubs planted on the home property in most instances will increase in value by approximately 20 per cent each year until ma turity, according to the American Association of Nur serymen. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your falsa teeth annor and em barrass by Hipping, dropping or wob bling when you eat, laugh or talk? 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