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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1940 RADIO FREQUENCIES CANADIAN STATIONS CBL, 840k. CBY, 1420k. CKOC, 1,120k. se U. 5. NETWORK WEAF, (Red) .......coieeen WIZ (Blue) : "WABC (CBS) «.ccvucerrnsess. 360K a U. B. STATIONS WDRA Pittsburgh _SHORT-WAVE FREQUENCIES - TUESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS : 5:00 P.M. "CPFRB, Salon Orch. *WBEN, WEAF, Girl Alone. WGR, WABC, Serial Drama Time. UBL, CBY, News; Osborne's Orch, 4 News. > 515 P.M. CFRB, WABC, Harpsichordist 'WBEN, WEAF, Life Can Be Beauti- ful. OBL, CBY, Madai French, talk. $30 P.M. CFRB, Golden Gate Four. OBL, ;CBY, Stock Quotes. WBEN, WEAF, Jack Armstrong. WGR, News Flashes. . 545 P.M. WABC, WKBW, CFRB, Scattergood i. . Baines WBEN, WEAF, O'Neills. CBL, CBY, BBC News. I 6.00 P.M. .CFRB, Dinner Music. .CRCL, WBEN, News Flashes. tr 6.15 P.M. ~CFRB, Claire Wallace. : CRCL, Supper Serenade. CBL, Relax and Enjoy. s : 630 P.M. a CFRB, News. »WBEN, Sports "BL, Mayor's War Fund, talk. iL 6.40 P.M. *CFRB, Wes McKnight. 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WBEN, Sports, CFRB, WABC, Jimmie Lunceford Orch. CBL, CBY, Symphony. CKCL, It's Dance Time. 17 30 P.M. CFRB, WABC, Bob Chester Orch. | CBL, CBY, Dancing Strings, News. | CKCL. News Flashes. | WBEN, WEAF, Sleepy Hall Orch. WJZ, Tommy Dorsey. Columbus (Staff Correspondent) ! COLUMBUS, Aug. 23. -- Services on Sunday were fairly well attend- ed. Arrangements are being made for the Rally Day service to be held in the Sunday School on Sept. | 15th, when a full attendance is hoped for. | Our pastor, Rev. R. H. Wylie, gave | a very fine message on the subject | "Christian Liberty," choosing as his | text IT Cor. Chapter 3, 17th verse, "Now the Lord is that spirit, and where the spirit of the Lord Is there is Liberty." Mr. Stanley Web- | ber sang a very lovely. solo: 'The | Garden of Memory." Mr. Wylie announced the world-wide com- munion service to be observed on October 6th, and urged that all] members plan to be present on that date. [ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Robbins, at Zion. Miss Elsie Rcbinson visited re- cently with Miss Margaret Scott. Mr. Robin Nicholson, of Whitby, visited Mrs. D. Nicholson on Tuesday. Mrs. C. Hayes, Mrs. L. Guy, and Miss Dorothy Hayes, spent Sunday with Mr. Ray Hayes at Beaverton. | Mrs. D. Dyer and Helen are | spending a few days this week with | Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer and fam- ily at Port Bolster. Mrs. Geo. Foster, -of Stratford, | Mrs. Lorne Hoskin, Murray and Allyn, of Tyrone, Mrs. Geo. Wilson, | of Oshawa, and Mrs. T. Pereman Mrs. L. Guy, Misses M. Scott and Dorothy Hayes, visited with Misses Erline Hayes and Edith Scott at | afternoon. Port Bolster on Wednesday. last week Hislop. Bob and Fred, of A Almonds, and | modern Miss Scott, Herbert Henry Meta Letitia Spencer) whose mar- | tion. riage took place. at the Manse, on | Saturday evening, Aug. 17th. M. Scott, Miss Robinson and Don- were recent tea guests of Mrs. Earl | ny Wylie, called on Miss Erline Innes at Manchester. Hayes Mrs. C. Hayes, The Women's Association will T. Pereman, Mrs. A. Smith, | Mrs. B. Allen, or Weslon, visited with Mr, and Mrs. J., | { Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne Cook have, and Edythe Scott Mrs. H. Hayes, | Bolster on Thursday. Robert and Donny Wylie visited | testine, a purgative with Frances Reeson on Thursday | | Still Carve By Hand Merry-go-rounds have gone mod- returned from a pleasant motor ernjstic, but they still retain their trip to Niagara, Hamilton and other | traditional horse and chariot points. \ The popular at Port We were sorry to learn of Mr, | inflamed, these movements Gerry Glaspell's meet at the home of Mrs. T. Pere- | He received severe burns while perhaps rupture of the appendix. man, on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. | assisting with threshing at the farm | Some idea of how dangerous purga- 28th. Roll call, to be answered with | at Whitby and is confined in Osh- | tives or laxatives can be in appen- "Your hobby". The theme will be awa Hospital. We wish him a speedy | dicitis was shown "Child Training," program comm, | recovery. Mrs. and Mrs. Hamar. recent accident. | { Merry-Go-Round Nags | died. | given one patient out of 14 died, ; but when there had been no laxa- amusement device Mr. and Mrs. J. Guy and sons. takes only five weeks to build, but of Whitby, were Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. | cing steeds Martin (nee Miss Mr. and Mrs. S. Murrison, Miss | for several MUGGS & SKEETER { manufacturing methods tea | have not shortened the length of | guests of Mr. Roberts on Sunday. time necessary to produce its pran- | A minimum of five years is needed for their produc- Each of the horses is hand-caryed | and must he "stabled" for seasoning | vears to 'insure the wood decaying. | against That Body of Yours By James W. Barton, M.D. NO LAXATIVES, EARLY OPER- ATION TREATMENT FOR ACUTE APPENDICITIS There are still a large number who disregard any pain in the right lower part of the abdomen. In most cases as the pain is due to gas or to a spasm which passes away with- in a few minutes to an hour, it is not surprising that when the pain remains longer than an hour, in most cases it is still considered as due to gas or spasm. Even when the pain is directly over the ap- pendix, McBurney's point as it is called, it may not be due to appen- dicitis. As most pains in thi: region are due to gas or to something eaten, the first thought is to "drive" the gas or irritating substance through the intestine and out of the body by means of purgatives. In its ef- ! forts to drive wast~s out of the in- greatly in- creases the movement of the walls of the intestine. If the appendix is may cause further inflammation and in the survey made by the Medical Society of Philadelphia. The survey showed that in cases where a laxative had been given, 7.per cent. of the pat- ients died, but where no laxative had been given only 2 per cent. That is, when a laxative was tive, 1 out of 46 died. When only one dose of laxative or purgative had been given 1 in 17 died, but when more than one dose had been given one in five died. What then should be done when a severe pain occurs in the lower right side of abdomen? Dr. Harold B. Wood in Hygeia some weeks ago advised that the patient should lie down, preferably on his back. No laxative or cath- artic should be given by mouth. Most physicians advise against the' use of an enema but Dr. Wood states that where there is good rea- son to believe that the intestine must be emptied a small enema -- a pint of warm water containing a teaspoonful of table salt -- may be given slowly. If 'pain 'continues for over an hour a pysician should be called. In the Philadelphia survey which I have mentioned before it was shown that when cases with acute appendicitis were operated upon within 24 hours, only about 2 per cent. died; of those admitted next day, 4 per cent. died, and those on and after the third day, 8 to 10 per cent. died. No laxatives and early operation saves many lives, ON THIS DATE - By -- FRED WILLIAMS How time flies. Just to think that it is 21 years ago today since that memorable Aug. 27, 19'g, when Ed- ward Prince of Wales, reviewed over 10,000 troops, mostly veterans of the war with Germany, at the Cana- dian National Exhibition. Toronto has had many days of wild enthusi- asm, but it is doubtful whether up to that time there had been any- thing like the display of affection for "The Smiling Prince." It was the high point of his Canadian tour: there is no doubt about that; men went from all parts of On- tario to see and cheer 'their prince"; and literally thousands of the men broke ranks and insisted upon shaking hands with their idol. His royal highness has never for- gotten that reception from ..On- tario, and has often referred to it in public speech and private con- versation. Later, he had warm welcomes from the men of the west, but none of them exceeded the demonstration at Toronto. Who then would have foretold that within a generation the prince would have been crowned' King- Emperor, have abdicated, be an exile from the England he loves so well, a general in a new British from German pursuers dfter the fall of France? gerhaps today, in the quiet of Government House, Nassau, the Duke of Windsor may bring out his collection of photo= graphs, if they . have been saved from his Riviera home, and show the duchess the pictures of that wonderful day in Toronto 31 years since. 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