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...them in her act? Should a newspaper refuse to accept ads for a controversial bestseller? Could Macy's guarantee to undersell Gimbels on Page 23, while Gimbels guaranteed to beat Macy's on Page 24? Should the new antihistamine drugs be allowed to advertise that they can "cure" colds...
Doctors have warned that antihistamine (anti-allergy) drugs may be dangerous for some people-and under some conditions. But the sniffling public, hoping to cure the common cold, has gone right on buying the drugs. Last week there was mounting evidence that the danger was more serious than suspected...
...broken through, the old reliable was sent to the rear. But once the patient was out of combat, Army psychiatrists found that the old sergeant syndrome was easy to treat. By giving him a job out of shellfire range but close to the front, the Army found it could cure him and still get a lot of good service out of a rusty iron...
Says Dr. Creech cautiously: "This is far from a cure for human cancer." But, he adds, the method is so promising that he is willing to work oh it, if necessary, for the next ten years...
Television was promising either to kill or cure the sports world. The mourners' bench was crowded at the 1950 meeting in Manhattan of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Cried Eastern Conference Commissioner Asa Bushnell: "Television and the atomic bomb have been hooked up a lot at this conference. Let's wait until the bomb destroys our stadiums, and not let television do it first...