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It's Call To Arms!
A
(THE ARMS OF LOVE).
Danna DURBIN
Spring Parade
A Henry Koster Production wi
Robert CUMMINGS Mischa AVER
--- Honry Stephenson Anne Gwynne Allyn Joslyn Franklin Pangborn BUTCH and BUDDY
Directed by HENRY KOSTER Produced by JOE PASTERNAK..
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • Original Story
by Ernet Moracko • Screenplay by BRUCE MAHNING and FELIX JACKSON
TO-MORROW A 20th CENTURY-FOX PICTURE
"THE CISCO KID AND THE LADY"
4 SHOWS
DALY
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CESAR ROMERO. MARJORIE WEAVER
TAKE ANT VRÁN DE SAINT VALLEY DUE
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WALLACE BEERY
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THUNDER AFLOAT
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VIRGINIA GREY
"ALSO:————Latest NEWS OF THE DAY
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FOUR SONS
DON AMECHE EUGENIE DIDNTOVICH MARY BEIN HIGHES MAN QURIS
HORERT LOANERY
SKA NUMANN
•
Saturday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPH SATURDAY. FEATURE
BY CLAUD NORTH CHRISMÄN;, M.D. EARLY CARE OF BRONCHITIS WARDS OFF CHRONIC STAGE BRONCHITIS, which is an inflammation of the inner lining of the bronchial tubes, is one of the most common and distressing diseases of the respiratory tract. We have acute and chronic bronchitis.
The acute condition accompanies Almost all of the common colds, The victim feels the distress of the com- mon cold followed by tickling in the throat and lightness under the breast bone. There may be more or
·less fever and general malaise, followed by n dry cough. Soun the mucus liquefies and expectoration becomes protuse and the patient gets
belter.
But, if the resistance is low and the inflammation severe, the cough and lightness persist and the discase becomes chronle. Then we have condition that may lead to nny- thing. Almost all cases of bronchial asthing can trace their beginnings to an acute bronchitis which becomes is followed by the de- chronic and velopment of symptons of asthma.
The inflamed bronchial tubes re- duce
resistance of tissues to the other disense, germs and provide an excellent hotbed for the develop ment of more serious conditions such
pneumonia as tuberculosis,,
and other lung conditions. Any cough which persists for several weeks after a cold should be examined by a physician to forestall the develop ment of such complications.
Persists Throughout Life
To Us
A chronle, bronchitis once estab- lished is likely to persist through- out life and the cough of old folks is the result, with all its annoyance and disabilly gradually increasing. The patient never is able to get enough air to supply oxygen to the tissues, and he is always tired and locks energy enough to carry on an active
life.
Bronchills is a danger- especially as n
a result of coms Thus it behooves us to prevent its pro
progress, Prevention of the common cald and care
of the acute discase are imperative. Active treatment in the beginning will generally prevent bronchitis from becoming chronic. Complete rest in bed, good food, and avoidance of exhaustion
and *x- pomire cold and wet usually re- suli in cure. We are all too prone to neglect its
its care. We say, "Oh, It's only a cold!" and continue our usual work until it grows severe and infection becomes deeply seated
pare to
ex-
when cure proves for more difficult..
Most
of us possess enough resis nce to overcome the acute trouble we give nature a chance. Many
tance
if
calomer
of us are prone to prescribe an inl- #inl laxative, especially Some doctors say this is not neces- sary. They are often right, but since many patients are habitumily constipated with much toxic material locked up in the intestinal canal. and since an acute cold reduces the
laxatives
such treatment. Saling are not advisable; they act quickly but retard the action of other drugs for some hours. Evacuation fellowed by a hot water bottle or a mustard plaster to the chest will rellove the congestio
Sometimes remedies to cause a mild perspiration are niso helpful for this condition. Rest in bed fill the acute symptoms have passed along with good food and plenty of fresh air, usually will result in recovery, Cough mixtures do no good in the early stages. Later such remedies are prescribed as the Jodides or am- monlum chloride which, Uquefy the mucous secretions, afford much re- lief.
These continued efforts to avold a recurrence of the neute attacks will provent the condition from becom- ing chronic. It the condition per- sists, careful examination is needed to ward
off tuberculosis. Care of the general health, avoidance of ex- posure to cold and wet and seeking of a warm climate in winter will keep the condition within reasonable bounds.
GOING ON LEAVE
January 4, 1941..
Governor
At Fanling QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA
Since Christyas_Evo, His Excel- lency the Acting Governor, Lt. Gen. E. F. Norton, has been suffering from a form of Intermittent fover, which, though not of a serious nature, has been sufficiently exhausting for his medical advisers to order him week's complete rest. He was thero- fore reluctantly compelled to cancy! his engagement on January 3 to vialt the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock, and to dine with the Sino-Brilish Cultural Assocation, and was also unable to pay the further visit which he had planned to the Trade Exhibi- tion.
*Instead of returning to Government House on January 2, he is remaining at Fanling Lodgò ùnil January 0.
to return to Government House.
when it is hoped that he will be able
At the time of going to press he is so much better that he hopes to go out with the Fanling Hunt on January 5. The abscure, but it is definitely not the fover is still
malarla,
cause of
LATE NEWS
S'hai Manager
Sent To Prison
SHANGHAI, Jan. 3 (Reuter).- P. J: MacKellar, former manager of the Travel Department of the Ameri- ean Express, was yesterday sentenced to five years hard labour by Judge P. Grant Jones in H.B.M. Supreme Court for China on' a charge of em- bezzling certain sums of money from the American Express over a period of a year.
The
investigation before it could com-
trial occupied four and a half the Hongkong Police will be leaving
Traffic Inspector S. C. Sounders of days and required four months of for Sydney, Australia, on leave neximence.
Sub- week. During his absence, Inspector, F. J. Clarke will be in charge of the Trame Omec.
Inspector Saunders wife and two children are evacuees in Sydney. He expects to return to the Colony some time in April.
Mackellar was originally employed as a cleric and was rapidly promoted to the position as manager of the Travel Department of the
firm. After a period of a little over a year In this position, the auditor of the company discovered errors in the accounts and had MacKellar arrested,
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sceretion of fluids temporarily, I feel MATIŅEƐ at 2.30 P.M..
that emptying the intestinal canal is advisable.
Avoid Saline Laxatives
Indeed, in many enses I find that the patient is decidedly better after
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