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OUR RfiADmur j.MI. OUT OUR WAY PITTSBURGH PRESS, JUNE 26, 1946-PAGE 31 Cv -nt, nwuis LOOK AT ME-' I JlS- ES ADM ASTriAi CCMS "THRU A UNDEJ CARNIVAL By Dick Turner COM4 HAS, SWS NOLJRrSHEP WEIGH SOR." HOOD THERE'SOMLV WHY DO MUSIC THAT'S TO AMD ACT 1 GET MUSIC If TEACHERS AMD ART PICK OUT TH PUPILS USED TOUGHEST PARTS TO BElNiO I OF TOWKJ TO LIVE" A AROUMD 7 HEARD lRATtPRtCEl East would not bid six spades with a losing diamond and losing hearC Therefore he thought that an attempt to cash the ace of diamonds would be a give-up play. KEjE WORM ARni YT KfSt "ST BRIDGE By WILLIAM E. McKEXNEY FIFTEEN! KIDS MV SIZE IM THIS T0WJ I CAKiT REWARD A LICK AW THEY ALL, LIVE IM THE UNDER." TMDST RESl-ST ONE LOSES TWO BATTLES NOURISHMENT, TK1! -t1 I SUPPOSE A NOURISHED PART THIS THINGS l-WE- Ct TOWN) EX PL AIM LI block: TZ) i gOLDLY THICK. NAP OF Appleyard A 10 VAQ 10982 AQ108 83 I i 1 1 I I 3 If A MEAl OKJE: I A OME: rem mmm REWARD A 984 3 J653 962 J6 monsv A AKQJ 76 K4 None AKQ10 RIGHT Dealer THERE I I 1 uwvi -V f- I HUNGRY HONS ARE TOUGHEST t.XfX&r&XZi.-.

A 52 V7 J7S4 3 9742 Rubber Both vul. South West North Pass Pass 4 Opening 7 East 6 A The summer session of the national championships of the American Contract Bridge League will be held again this year at the Hotel St. George in Brooklyn, N. Aug. 4 to 11.

Ninety pairs were entered last year in the world championship Masters pair event, and this year more than 100 pairs are expected to enter this greatest of all pair events, the winners of which are awarded the world championship pair title and custody of the Waldemar von Zedtwitz gold trophy. Defenders this year will be M. A. Lightman of Memphis, and Robert Appleyard of New York. Appleyard, who has won this titie twice, plays a beautiful defensive game.

He held the North cards in today's hand and won the opening lead with the ace of hearts. Declarer without a second's hesitation put on the king. This would indicate a singleton, but Appleyard was not fooled. He returned the queen of hearts and cashed the setting trick. Declarer made a fine play when he put his king of hearts on the first trick.

He knew that the seven of hearts had to be a singleton. And if North made a mistake and did not come back with a heart, East could get rid of all of dummy's hearts on his good clubs and ruff his losing heart. WgODV WAItfrfO RET 6HE DOESN'T K.MOW GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC nom Puccini's LA BOHEME JIAN tinntson JAN PIIRCI ROBERT WIIDI MICKEY FINN V-A PROTAGONIST DEAR LADIES, IN WHAT'S A LEADER CLOSING, LET ME ASSURE I HOPE PHIL DOESN'T 1 CPF.cn rv- I PROTAGONIST?) WORRY-1'M YOU THAT I ALWAYS WILL A THANK BE A PRO-A-A PRO TAKING ALL MAKE A FOOL OF XaND I HOPE HE THE 6ETS BV AT THE DIAMOND IMPORTERS') LADIES 'AID SYLVAN LIVIN TONIGHT AT 10 P.M.E0T WJAS 1320 THE BIG WORDS OUT OF YOUR utNifcrt-ll, bOCIETY TEA MICICEV HE MUST BE TONIGHT TALKING THERE Cefonese Corporation of America CQPg. BY NFA StBVICe. INC.

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Asleep or Awake. (No Appointment Necessary. V. the anti-leper laws should be revised in the light of present knowledge. Some of the diseases reported as leprosy An Biblical times may not have been leprosy.

Leprosy is a chronic infection caused by a germ dis covered by Dr. Armauer Hansen of? KQV Norway in 1873. In some parts of the world the disease is known as KQV CEDRIC FOSTER Daiiv WJAS 15 Minntes Headline Newt Every Sunday 11 f. M. "Say It with Masle" Daily Sun.

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M. skin is itchy and tingles, and sensation is lost later, as the germs invade the nerves. As sensation to heat, cold and touch leaves, patients burn or freeze their hands and feet before they realize what is happening. A third variety is a mixture of the two types. Lasts lor Years i mum VIC FLINT ii-ni 'iri'i Fgood NIGHT, JUST LET WE But I didn't get far before I man far VIC.

COME A KNOW THE NEXT ease, to avoid using the term leprosy, which is terrifying to the uninformed. The germ of leprosy is found most easily in the nose, a fact which supports the idea that the disease may be spread by Knew sometmng was wrong. rf-r TIME YOU HAVE A Ik AGAIN HAM AND CABBAGE, uh-oh' WrfrJ 4 FEELS LIKE jT -f- i A A FLAT. fylUJHtK YiULVANE Leprosy is a long drawn-out in- 1 fection, lasting for years, and many patients reach an advanced age. Soap and water, cleanliness, good food, exercise, and adequate sleep are important in caring for lepers.

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iw by nfa service. iwc.1J Few sections Dr. O'Brien of the world are free of leprosy, Iff Sr ifJ, 3 r. Personal MB0 1 Loans are wanted, and that their disease is not very contagious. In many states lepers are permitted to live at home, as ordinary precautions limit the danger of spread.

but the largest concentration of lepers is found in central Africa. Cases in the United States have been reported mainly from Louisiana, Minnesota and South Carolina. Leprosy is also found along the coast, in persons who have Chualmoorgra oil (ester) is in to pay for TAXES come from other countries. jected into the hip muscles once or twice a week in treatment. Other drugs which have been tried are sulfonamides, penicillin, strepto Disease Not Inherited Leprosy is not as nor mycin, and promm.

The GlonialTrvst Gmpaiy Atom Bomb Will Blast Sunday Shows Off Air 414 WOOD STREET PHONE COURT 1080 mal children are born of leprous parents (they are separated from The chances of stopping the infection are fair, and many patients have been discharged from the United States Public Health Service Member, F. D. I. C. their parents).

The disease is most Special Hospital at Carville, Lou isiana. Racketeers are studying radio, rying to use it for illegitimate rofit. The Federal Communica-ons Commission knows this and working just as hard to keep lem out. Radio's amateurs have in their power to keep crooks off le air. The temptation will be reat gobs of long green.

We ave an idea the hams will tell lem to go jump in the lake. Mrs. Eileen Walzer, wife of a irooklyn doctor, will hear her rize-winning play on tonight's Dr. ihristian broadcast. She receives 2000 for "The Ghost-Ridden Doc- There are about 1500 known lepers in the United States.

QUESTION: I have suffered from migraine headaches for years. Are alcohol injections of value in treating this disease? ANSWER: No. In true migraine the best results are obtained by injections of ergotamine tartrate early in the attack, followed by bed rest for two hours. common in persons between 20 and 50 years of age. The incubation period extends from several montns to several years.

The disease usually starts as an ordinary infection, with fevers, aches and pains, ana nasal symptoms. Shortly thereafter, large nodules form under the skin, especially on the back of the hands and feet, and on the face. Some of thesei lumps disappear without leaving any trace, while others remain and develop white patches over them. The hair is frequently lost. As the disease progresses, some of the nodules may Ralph "Truth or Consequences" xKWtZjJ six flavors ulcerate, with a loss of fingers and toes resulting.

A second variety of leprosy appears as patches on the skin and degeneration of the. nerves. The Edwards will emcee "Take It or Leave It" for three Sundays in July while Phil Eaker vacations. Lou Costello has the funniest summation of the Louis-Conn fight. Says Lou, "Everyone said Conn would beat Louis hands down.

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M. Additional Cost JpTTT OjAT JJl JL lm IMMEDIATE SrJ I DELIVERY man got a tough break on Sunday's "Down Your Alley." An inexperienced bowler, she said she would try for one pin. She made a strike and got only three dollars. Had she said "strike" she would have won fifty bucks. Then she won the roll-off and had to make a strike to win $248 in the jack pot.

She got nine, then rolled for a NBC Man Wins Bob stewart Manila reporter; most asinine thing yet. Too many iviun VYina Fi'ank Morris, former magazine re- civilians already have received the 1 Pool Broadcast porter with the Navy, and Jerome Legion of Merit for selling bonds I Beatty, another magazine man, will and the like. So have too many Bv SI STEIXHAUSER speak from the press ship Appa- men in uniform who fought the i lachian. war with their heels on desks. To The atom bomb Will blast Ernest K.

Lindley of Newsweek Sive an actress a Medal of Honor i everything else Off the air and Wayne Thomas, Chicago avia- would render the value of that for at least five minutes writer conclude tne broad" edai worthless. next Sunday afternoon at Louisiana's song-writing Gover- 3 O'clock. Locally the "tough- FranceS Langford has concluded sTnrg4SSihin7oimpaSnyfraing est break" will happen to KQVs her five-year contract with Bob Open House, which just went net- and sa's she win not renew Bernie West's Carnival replaces work on Mutual. It gets tossed for it- Sne nas built and is audition- tne jjfg of Ruey for the summer, a half hour loss. inS a music-variety show for fall beginning July 6.

i W. W. Chaplin will make a five- presentation. She says she will not minute report from the nearest spot broadcast from the East because she Vic and Sade will return as a to the actual Bikini Atoll bombing, insists upon remaining in Holly- Mutual network Thursday night He won the broadcasting pool role. wood wlth hubby Jon Hall.

nalf hour. He works for NBC. Incidentally, Jimmy Fidler's pro- Don Bell, MBS Tokyo reporter, posal to President Truman that Ed Wynn is out of another radio will take over there and describe Miss Langford be given a Congres- job. He and the Star Theater the Atoll, the fleet, etc. sional Medal of Honor is about the have parted company.

Around-flie-CIock Radio Programs (Late Wednesday Early Thursday) (Daylight Saving Time) (AS PROVIDED BY (STATIONS) KDKA 1020 WCAE 1250 WJAS 1320 KQV 1410 WWSW 1490 NBC Network American Network Columbia Network Mutual Network 4-W Backstage Wife, drams Jack Berch Show House Party, comedy News Pirate-Giant game M.i Stella Dallas, drama Tune Factory Continued Juke Box muslo Continued 3t) Lorenzo Jones, sketch Nws: Tunes Give and Take Continued Continued Widder Brown, drama Hop Harrigan. sketch Continued Continued Continued 5 A Girl Marries, drama Terrv Pirates, ck. Feature Story Here'a Howe News: tunes 15 Portia Faces Life, dr. Dick Tracy Woman's Club Superman Melody-go-round SO Plain Bill, sketch Jack Armstrong, sk. Music; Bond Drive Captain Midnight Baseball scores Front Page Farrel, sk.

Tennessee Jed Lee Kelton orch. Tom Mix, sketch Band of Today 6 .,,7) News Suortslight; Kiernan Bob Prince, sports Newsreel News 15 Senator Tobey Songs Beckley Smith, news Continued Cliff Edwards SO Music Music Betty Smiley sings Pie Traynor sports Sports :5 Lowell Thomas, new Your Pittsburgh Bob Trout news Music Comedy Hits Music Supper Club musio Headline Edition Lanmy Ross sings Fulton Lewis, news News! music Tm.t John Vandercook. news Dinner Melodies Jack Smith show Dance Time A Good Time I '-i'o Bernie Armstrong Lone Ranger, sketch Ellery Queen mystery News Joe Tucker, sports I Continued Continued Continued Inside of Sports Serenaders HJZ ytrs North, pL Lum and Abner Jack Carson show What's That Song? News; Music -Y4 Continued Tjancing Date Continued Continued Jobs for Vets ii 'ii Hiiii-iarde Fishing Hunting; Dr. Christian, story Bert Lahr show Treasury Salute Continued Continued Bill Henry Continued Let Dance McGarrv's Mouse Missing Heirs -Sad Sack Gabreal Heatter news News; Golden Hour 9. continued Continued Continued Real Stories Golden Hour to Mr Dist Ally- sketch Sen.

Austin talk Bob Crosby show Spotlight Bands Continued 45 Continued Continued Continued Continued Dance orch. Kvser Sports Review Moments in Musio Endorsed by Dorsey News; Music n'ti rrmt'imipil Continued Continued Continued Herman Middleman 111 ConMnued We. The Guilty Holiday For Musie Authors and Critice News :45 Continued Continued Continued Continued Scores rr jp.g News Km Hildebrand. news Beckley Smith, news Jan Jamboree "I "I 'li Snorts Slumber Serenade Word from Country Tavern Orch. Continued I I Hieh Hat Club Baron Elliott orch.

Music Music for Reading Continued I I -45 Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued -j-j vews; Musie News; Orchestra News; Musio Musie for Reading 15(K) Club i Music Dance Orch. Music Continued Continued i I -30 Continued Ted Weems orch. Signature Signature Continued llm-An Lee Sims; news Continued Continued THURSDAY PROGRAMS -o News Wake Lp Musio Rise and Shine Six to Eight Special 7 "i Musical Clock Corned Continued Continued Continued Wake i'p Breakfast Serenade Continued Continued 45 Continued Continued Si Mann, news Continued Continued Too News- Musio Mart. Agronsky news World Today, news News Birthday Party ft-YX Dream 'w eaver poems Fashion Letter Father Cox Know the Answer? Continued M-ifi nw CIub Car Continued Musical Varieties John Davis, news Favorite songs Newsreel Western Melodies Bing Sings Strictly On Record 7KK shonninr Circle Breakfast Club News Lou Kaufman, news Jack Mnnyon, evang'st 9-1? Tinda's First Love. sk.

(Corned? and music) Danny O'Neil show Francine Continued 'i'a Hearts In Harmeny Continued Continued Johnny Mitchell Nevst Musieale :45 Bikini Preview Continued Continued Texas Rangers Continued journey My True Story Valiant Lady, sketch Weather and News Dan Murray -Ifl Tora Lawton, sketch Continued Light of World, drama Women's Exchange Easy Listening Illi! Road of Life, dram Hvmns Eve. Winter, romance Home Service Blessed Eventer I 145 Joyce Jordan, drama Listening Post Florence Sando. chat Continued Continued TTm Waring, musio Hollywood Breakfast Arthur Godfrey show News Easy Money 4 rnntmiipd (Music and comedy) Continued Party Line Serenade I I Barrv Cameron Home Edition Tena and Tim Take It Easy Melodies I I "45 David Harom. sketch Ted Malone. chat Rosemary Talk Stardust v.

Glamor Manor, fun Kate Smith, chat News News O'V-t Rrnnrh wib. BiU Continued Aunt Jinny Morton Downey, songs Popular Musie I rrmtinued Rhythms Beckley Smith. News Musie Musical Revue I tm "45 Continuecl Hospitality House Onr Gal Sunday, sk. Sons of Pioneers Continued vs pfewsree Life Beautiful, sketch Lou Kaufman, news Musical Ftevne 1-i-s Fditor's Daughter Tune Factory Ma Perkins, sketch Geo. Byron songs Continued 4(1 Home Forum Polly Entertains Young Dr.

Malone Lunch with Lopez Treasure Chest :45 Continued Polly, Tunes Road of Life Mister Anthony Continued fjniaing Light, dram News; Tunes Second Mrs. Burten Cedric Foster News; music Today's Children, dr. Tune Factory Perry Mason sleuth The Peabodys Dave Tyson present 'a Women in White, dr. Bride and Groom Sing Along Queen for a Day Melodies 45 Masquerade Continued Continued Continued Warmnp Time Tife Beautiful News; Tunes Winner Take Ail Trne Confessions Pirate-Cub Game Ma Perkins, sketch Tune Factory Contir-led Continued Continued '-Vo Pepper Young, sk. Newst Tunes Helen Trent, romance News; Cowboy Fhli Continued "-45 Right Happiness, sk Ladies Be Seated, fan Tunes Continued Continued spare and half the jackpot ana missed the tenth pin.

Now she is on her way to Hollywood to sing in the Bowl there. The New York World Telegram ihe world's best 1 I -IM A FEW SECONDS I I i Dissolve a roundedtea- 1 1 nttlT warm water. I fffZjjL 1 fl 1 2. Add a ew ice-cubes- I EoQ ViUU 1 M-mflt's fuUstrSth I I LOCAL TIME I '0Tl 1 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY I py I Brought to you by I JfOJXtCtiS 1 Procter Gombe' Amazing new 1 IMSTAIIT COFFEE QHAKSS- CEREAL TASTE EXTRA RICH?) radio editor probably is blushing over a reference to "Down Your Alley." He wrote, "Bill Slater, the emcee, is officially listed on U. S.

Army records as Lt. William Ernest Slater." The radio writer forgot to put CoL after the Lt. A. B. Shannon, of Industry Street, kept tally on the number of times the sponsor's product was named on Sunday night's "Double or Noth ing.

He reports, 67 mentions by exact count. Joe Laurie, of "Can You Top This?" has just sold Warners his story, "Barbary Host." His book, "History of Vaudeville," completed after eleven years, will soon be off the press. Joe, who boasts he is the world's worst speller, heads his personal stationery: 'I don't give a damn for a man that can only spell a -word one way." WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS "nil46 MODERN HYGIENE With World Famous Black Decker Motor All the original cream is left in the fine, country-fresh milk as it goes to the evaporator, where half the water is removed, lobby homogenizes this milk so every single drop has full-bodied richness. Try it ideal for every use! No other milk gives you more VITAMIN D. Men acquainted with the battlefield will not be found among the numbers that glibly talk of another war.

General Eisenhower. War, whether mechanized or atomic, is still men against men, and machines are as nothing without men who possess high morale. An adequate plan of defense must be capable of prompt expansion from peace to war strength. Admiral Ernest J. King.

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