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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Return llomc Nh and Mrs
clyde Taylor and granddaughter
SNtnetta % Chicago leCt Monday
tar their homo after spending ten
days IN the city visiting Mrs
raNlora brother and Estcr-inv
law Mr. ard MIS- James Moot On
~ aSJ 81 Anthony Az The Chi
csEuana enjoyed t,shiDr trips and
other gourtgsios ON sunday they
were honoured guests at family
dluuey RNaH by Mrs Myrtle Ross
Of tao ST. Anthony Az
tack Home Mrs Myrtle Rum
ami daughter Joan 81 ihp St An.
thony Az returned home Friday
after three weeks vacation spent
IN Tulsa Okla Kansas CITY and
50 Louis Mo and Omaha Ncb
waiting relatives and friends
Anniversary Celebrated, MI
and Mrs ROLAND Anderson 81
South Center Miun gave a picnic
dinner at their lake shore home
honouug Mr and Mrs Louis
Keith of a72 W Central Az, In
celebration OF their asnd wedding
anniversary on Saturday August
10 other guests Joining In the
celebration Included Mis- CARTE
ncliamp Mia nraale Moore and
Manuel ami Elmcr Graham
iiousa Guests Visiting Ia st
Paul from SO touis Mo- ror few
days are M and Mrs Marion
Smith and daughter Marilyu They
are the house guests ~ Mr and
Mrs Roland Carroll ~ i2a Carroll
Az They viii leave Friday FOR
Wisconsin where they VIII spend
few days before returning home
1irthdey Celebration Mrs no
band Carroll ~ aga Carroll Az
celebrated her birthday Saturday
night with q party and shared
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Sad News; Rev f Henderson,
1929 Bryant Av 81, received
word o. the death Of his sister
Mrs Hattie BoIden OF Cullen. La
Mrs Cullen died Tuesday Aug
ust 10, az her home. Rev Hem
derson left Wednesday for Cullen
to attend her funeral which was
tentatively set for Sunday. Aug
ust Is
Birthday Club Mrs. Fred Jones.
1892 Fourth Az s, will be hostess
60 the Minneapolis Birthday Club
on Saturday evening. August H.
Returns Prom Coast; Mrs Els.
Their Brown. Ss2s Fifth Av s., re-
turned home by plane Sunday
from Los Angeles, Calf. where
she visited her son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brown and other relatives. The
occasion FOR Mrs Browns visit
was 10 be present at the Tooth
birthday celebration for her un-
Gle. Thomas l. shivers. which was
held Sunday, July a. Mrs. Brown
reports a wonderful time was had
renewing old friendships and
sightseeing Among other high
lights Of her visit was a boat trip
10 the Catalina Islands. motor
trip TO Tiajuana. Mex, and tours
thru Hollywood and the many So
cial courtesies extended her.
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Albert Aliens Sr.
Golden Wedding
Anniversary AUG. 2 |

Mr. and Mra Albert Allen. Sr
u SS2l Third Az, s. win observe
their soth wedding anniversary on
Wednesday, August n Open
house viii be held AZ the Nacircma
Club, Ssts Fourth Az s. FROM 5
% 10 ? m,
Mr. Allen, who retired last year
troui Minneapolis Moline after So
years 81 service, and Mrs Allen
are parents OF eight children
have "a grandchildren and four
great grandchildren
The children are the Mnes
Katherine Anderson. Sedalia
Clark, Margaret Adm. Carmen
Davis, daughters and sons. Ic-
roy Theodore. Reginald and Al
bert Jr win ser>v as host ana
h0stesses at the affair,
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ENGAGEMENT or ELEANOR
WITHIRSPOON ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs n - Wither.
spoon. 1il2 Aldrich Az. n have
announced the engagement Of
their daughter Eleanor Marie TO
John Edward Jenkins. son Of Mfr.
and Mrs Policy wubuu OF 1901
Humboldt Av N
Miss Witherspoon was grsdu.
ated from North High School,
Minneapolis, and is at present
long distance telephone operator
for Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company
Mr. Jenkins is graduate Of
North High School and veteran
Of the Korean War He Is current
~ employed az Minneapolis
Honeywell Company.
The wedding date has been set
for December 7, in the evening az
Zion Baptist church A reception
win follow IN the church parlors
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Proemateia Members
Receive Pins In
Dedico tion Service.


ON sunday afternoon, August
II. al 5 = m IN the chapel OF the
81 Paul YwCA members o.
Prsgmatcia sorority received pins
ia a dedication service
incidental music was played by
president Arlec Hallowcn
Mistress OF ceremonies was
Soror Annette Galloway, who
briefly outlined the history Of
the sorority
Mrs Florence Bradshaw retire
ing executive director ~ the 81
Pau NwCA was guest speaker.
Ernest c. Cooper. executive
secretary OF the 81 Paul Urban
League, spoke briefly on the pro-
ject Of the club after which he
formally presented the first sor.
onty pin 60 president IIaliowcil
Soror Hallowcu then assisted Mr.
Cooper IN giving out pins TO the
following members
1915 charter members present
receiving their pins were Junsuld
hraddoclJ Laura Mac Robins and
Mamecn Tillmsn. also receivoug
pins according 10 the year Of their
initiation were FOR 1910 Harriet
Allen l94s Verona Bradford 81
Annette Galloway Charlotte
curry and Rusamoud Banham
1858 Edith Watson, 1854. Virgin
IA Brown. Dorothy Williams and
Eulb williams 1857 Harriet
Black Edia Iotaon and Joan
stone
Sorurs unable 81 be present
were Bertha King Bernico Harfy,
Eatelle Luride and Bessie Mans
field charter members 1881
lIellaiue Holiday, 1855. Erma Ma
lingo and 1854 Maxine smith
The 1857 scholarship certificate
Of award was presented 10 Miss
Joetta Kemp by the vice president
Laura Mae Robins
Following this business transac
tions fafraabmcut were served lH
the dining room where tho club
culors OF blue and white were car
ricd out ia table appointments
The table spread with blue
damsHi cloth, was conferred with
diamond shaped floral arrange
ment Of mulu-colpred potun,as
Crystal candlepticl,s holding blue
tspefs crystal punch bowl and
white napkins imprinted with the
sororitys name adorned the table
adding charm 10 the setting Viz
ginia Brown presided ~ the punch
bowl
Guests present were Mira A.
Ietba Bradford. Miss loetta Kemp
Miss Helen Smith, Mr. ard Mfa
Hamilton Kemp The Mines G a
Anderson Roslcna OabF oscar
oliver A " Hedge and me
Measis Joe Black Tommle Brad
dock John Lawrence ana Chataa
>thcutte
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Social and Personal
Il ST" PAUL

House Guests Mrs NJ r. llolomaa Of Washington ID. G.
and daughter Mrs Bouda Gam OF Arlington Va arrived ~
the city saturday night august TO- ton day visit with
Mr. aud Mrs ruu Wood Nud family If Gas lgehart Az Mrs
lloomau is the mother Mrs Gillian IS sister of Mrs
"A
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A'NA NaNNt4NA AIM oNs.t -llA-itAhs AiE
and Mrs Fred w Pierce. 1925
Fifth Az S.
Leave For Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown and son. Steven
Of Mt Vernon n. Y, who have
been visiting their uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs o b Williams Of
4f45 First Av s., and other
friends for the past ten days. left
by plane for their home Saturday
noon August 10 Mrs Brown the
former Phyllis Mccullough and a
native OF Minneapolis, renewed
many old friendships. while Mr..
Brown on his first visit 20 the
Northwest made many new ac.
quaintanccs and friends.
Family Visitor: Or Walter
Webb OF Detroit Mich. viii arrive
in the city Friday for week
visit and win divide his time Wis.
ting his aunts Mrs. Fred Muir
ply and husband of 1926 Second
Av. s. Mrs, Thelma Wade and
family Of 1921 Fourth Av. s. and
uncle Harold Combs and Mrs.
Combs Of 1915 Fourth Az S.
Back Home: Back home with
many fond memories OF de-
ightfll vacation is Mrs Lewis
seston OF 1912 Clinton Az, after
spending ten days in San Diego,
Calf, visiting her sister. Mrs
James Oates and family. Mrs.
seston enjoyed many sightseeing
tours, a trip TO Tiajuana. Mex.
and many social courtesies ac-
corded her that added up to
wonderful vacation.
Visiting Friends: Burt Williams
son Of Mrs. Ora Williams OF 1915
Bryant Az, is visiting friends in
Jackson MINI. FOR a few days.
Sister Was Guest; Enruute 10
Seattle, Wash Mrs Lucy L.oopor
OF Conway, Ark, spent one day
visiting her sister Mrs ora Jones
and family OF 1916 Bryant Az n
Mrs Looper win return in ten
days for longer visit
Mother u Guest; Mrs. John Ray
Of Chicago Is visiting IN the city
and is guest Of her daughter and
son-in-law and family, Mr. and
Mrs Earl bowman, Jr, Of 44f5
Fourth Av. s. She viii spend two
weeks
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proumo,aio Sorority Meets
pluns foil Activities

The regular monthly meeting OF
praEmatela Sorority was held
August 9. az the American Legion
building at ChatAworth and Ron.
30 Az, with sofot ltcssic Mans.
field ~ hostess
Tentative plans for the fall
fashion show were shade,
A tasty lunch was served by the
hnateaa
The next regular meeting will
be September Q with aoror Kama
Magngn. eos N grotto sH hos
tess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Aiming for self-defcnse isn't
what II used 70 be-
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Next 30 Communism the great
est danger 70 the republic II the
cult 81 mediocrity which holda
sway In almost every phase OF
American life. deter NJ. VIII
Harms Santa Barbara
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25

monthly earnings Under social
security.
Social security disability in
SDrancc benefits az payable IL
persons between ST. and 65 years
pt ago who have worked under
social security in he past but
who are now SO severely dISabi-
ct that they cannot do any sub
StautlJI gginIul work.
To- qualify for these benefits.
"a disabled workc" must havc So
,'a. ~o. Wr.,y credit Tor al least
> oa- %; the 10 Years before ne
or..wc disabled. including 1t
.r... 10 year and "a half uut of the
3 .'als just br,n.' MS disability
bsaan
Applications 'a~ the benefits
p. o. b.. made al 80, .nc.al -crur-
., u..rrc. II "a d.-~nlrd ry.s,u Is
u'aD.. .o -o To- ia, .l.i.. ne may
.l., 'ei.Pho-r cor aruraaon
.""n" may ~ TO-. aim.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
Santa Was Early
AS Jaycees Hold
Shopping Tour

Santa Claus c1mc early for 48
undcrprivilcged youngsters when
they took the annual Jaycce
shopping Tour on Wednesday.
The youngsters, selected from
the grammar grad, al the Tabor
City School. enjoyed ice cream
and cvoklcS prior 10 the shop
ping tour.
This annual project by the
TABOR City JayCGCS finds each
youngStcr being given dollar
oil to spend as ac desires. The
JayCecS accompanied the young
STEERS 10 the vgrIcty stores where
they bought Christmas gifts.
Its the one time of the year
that a needy child ha the OPP
pOrtunlty 10 give - other poo
pie" said Harold Ward. local
JUy-ov president.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
,; ANo GIVE NY oAo Book ON FIRE PREVENTION SO
OUR HOUSE WON'T BURN DOWN AGAIN TuS SehTo

10 prevent alcoholism and nj
The same time NIKE a happy and
useful life ioy Yourself. Dr. Ha-
oIs gives twelve mental health
tips to follow. SUCH as learning
To stand On Your own fcc,. rcrus-
.a- To- pity Yourself. having fun.
aua not Worrying. In other
words. says Dr.. Nl5 5. cultivate
the o.i-fIsh.0uaj virtues of
Kindness. generosity and unScIi-
.slncSs. coupled Nth a positive
belle. In some higher power"
Anyone wanting turthor details
~ how 20 keep 'rru becoming
H problem i.uh.- AN write the
y. e. Alcoholic Rehabilitation
Program 10 Il Iy,-r. and copies
". "luE.v'uvy' will Do sen, ire,
.t CHARGE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
January I.

january 1.
Mrs. Venie Rouse said" Were
beginning the first day. We're
not waiting until the holidays
are over"
Farmers and property holders
are urged to make D list of their
personal property before COM
ing IN for listing. Farmers in
particular are urged to note what
crops they grew during 1857 and
how many acres Ct each were
grown.
If people come prepared they
Will be through much quicker"
said Mrs. Rouse.
Tax listing will bc held during
toe entire month OF January.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
Becoming A
Problem, Roozer?

RALEIGH, December 10. Would
you like to know hom to keep
from becoming a problem drink
.cS? Good mental health practices
will supply the Dance of prcvcn-
ton that is worth 4 pound OF
b lndageS. accoriiNg % Dr.. Ralph
a HabaS in his r~ Gle on alco-
.hOliSm prevention " tlC holiday
issue of Inventor" published
oi-monthly by the y. {. Alco-
noliy RChJbill,a.i'" Program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
STORIES VIII CLOSE

Tabor City business houses
will cl's' Wednesday and Thurs
day III observance of Christmas
holiday.
Tally H. "Gd;nEs. cXceutiv,
secretary o. ;Ic Tabor City
Merchants Association. said
stores would reopen on Friday
New fears Day will not be
nb"crvcC. as tOwnwide holiday
although some stores will bc
closed for inventory and other
reasons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
Plans Made For
Lvangelisiic
Crusade March lG

The Baptist pastors and the
Steering Committee" OF the CO.
umbuS Association held "A clinic
~ Piney Forest Baptist Church
on Tuesday and made further
plans for the ASSGciational Evan
gc,lStlc crusade To- begin March
10
Some IS persons attended and
represented about 80 churches.
Julian s Hopkins. state secre-
tary Of evangelism, ed the clinic
and the Rev. y. b. Bumgarner
delivered the message.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25

cipal. said a short schedule
would be observed on New
Years Day when school will be
dismissed at l p. m.
A Thursday meeting OF princi-
pals from thI ouG..ov; the county
saw the group defeat. by II to 8.
q motion by G. ". Harrict of
RAZOR City that the vacation
period run from December 20
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25

The Norfolk Naval Shipyard
is not only oldest in ". S. but
is also older than the Navy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25
Tax Listinu
Begins Jan. !

The annual listing OF property
for tax purposes ana inventory
ing crop and land JSc viii bcgir
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-25

through January G. Harriet's mo&
ton came after he conducted a
poll among local teachers and
found that IS desired the extend
ed holiday period.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
FAMOUS FABLES

STANDARD: Arctic Explorer
vilhjalmur Stefansson attended
the University of North Da-
kota in his youth. and was ex-
PEELED. Years later, when he
was ld-famous. he returned
to speak at q reunion.
He was introduced by the
president Of the university.
who said. with tongue in
cheek:
Il am pleased to announce
that each year We find 1t neces-
sary to expel fewer students. I"
Stefansson then got up and
said:
Il am not interested in how
many students are expelled
each year. What I want to
know Is whether the University
of North Dakota is maintaining
the quality Of the students it
expelS."
CREDITS: Groucho Marx
was invited by a Hollywood
producer to view the preshow-
ing Of a new picture in the
studio projection room.
It was an epic production
with q star-studded cast of
hundreds. Scores Of technical
advisers and special assistants
had helped IN making the film.
When the credits were
flashed on the screen. the list
Iof names seemed endless.
Groucho watched with mount
ing impatience. Then turning
to the producer. he said:
''Drags. doesn't it?"
Evening star., 1957-12-23
BY RAY HENRY

From A. Y. Of New Orleans:
MY husband was born IN Sep
tember. 1897. and has paid So
cial security tax on the maxi
mum wages since 1897. It's pos
sible that he may have to take
10 cut In wages during the next
|five or six years and that he'll
not be paying the maximum
social security tax. viii tIis
make any difference as to the
size Of his social security pay
ments when he reaches 65?"
It may make some difference.
but It depends on the level of
his wages during the five or six
years. The reason Is that So
cial security payments are
largely based on q persons av-
erage monthly wages while he
has been working under So
cial security. So. II the aver
age wages are reduced during q
part Of q persons working
years. his payments are usually
reduced.
From Mrs. r. c. Of Roche
port. Mo-: IF q man and wife
have no other income except
social security and the wife
has to have an operation. viii
social security pay any of this
bill?"
Social security doesn't pro-
vide for the payment Of medi-
cal expenses.
From Mrs. NJ. L. Of Kalama-
roo. Mich: Il received my first
social security check in No
vember. 1886. My checks have
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Dear DIR. Steincrohn: As
long as I can remember there
has been much good -natured
Joking about the common
cold. Patients suffer and
feel miserable---but resign
themselves 70 this universal
reply Of doctors: "All you
have Is q common cold. Stay
home and rest for q few days.
There's no way Of hurrying
up the cure. In fact, there's
really no real cure for the
cold virus"
What I'd like 20 know a
this, DR.. Stenlcrohn. Is there
anything new? How about
the antibiOtics? Aren't they
q new weapon?--Mr. 8. N.
The common cold Is due to
. filtrable virus. We have no
way Of preventing It: no sure
way Of treating 1t. But there are
two reasons why you should
call your doctor: "a He will
give you something for your
comfort (codeine. prenacetin,
aspirin. cough mixtures. nasal
sprays. and other necessary
treatments). ca He win be on
the lookout for complications
Gin lungs. ears. throat. sinuses
etc.. Only when you have
secondary infection (like pneu-
monia, for instance) will he
prescribe the sulfa drugs, peni-
cillin or other antibiotics. Under
no conditions. especially when
lever-free. should you ever seek
Cor consent to) a shot" Of
antibiotics.
Most patients with a cold
don't require a doctors serv-
Ices. Forty-eight hours at home
In bed with a good book or two
do the trick.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Eckstine Aorees
On Aid to oChiIdren

Los ANGELES. Dec. % up.
"A court has approved an
agreement which Singer Billy
Eckstine promises to pay $3.50
a month support Of two sons
born out Of wetilock.
The agreement between the
43-year-old night-club singer
and Carroll Drake, "a. was SUBJ
mitted yesterday. She filed a
paternity suit Is months ago
alleging Mr. Eckstine reneged
on a promise to marry her
after his divorce from Mrs.
June Eckstine became final.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
FAMILY COUNcK
Girls Buby
IS Burden
To Porents
THE PROBLEM

Claire 8. - Our daughter
wants me TO care for her baby.
Simon S.--She can't drop her
babies on us.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
How 20 /
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Use of Antibiotics for Colds
BY DR.. PETER J sTEINcRoHN

cedure. Is treatment always
effective? Aren't there more
than one kind Of tapeworm?
Mr., Z. b. X.
The three common types Of
tapeworm in man are: ID
Taenia saginata (beef tape
worm. (2) Taenia solium
tpork tapeworm). 90 Diphyl-
lobothrium latum (fish tape
worm. They vary in length
from 10 to 20 feet. You can
become infected by eating raw
or uncooked bee, pork or fish.
I have always advised pa
tients to go into the hospital
for q day or two. They can be
made more comfortable. You
will have no real pain or dis
comfort other than the weak
ness that comes Of frequent
bowel movements.
The usual treatment used is
male fern (oleoresina aspidii)
It Is given in capsule form in
q regular dosage pattern after
you have been given salts the
night before and during the
morning.
The stools that are passed
receive careful scrutiny In the
laboratory. II the head of the
worm is discovered you can
consider yourself well rid of
the worm. If not, you may
have to return in q few months
TO have another go at eliminat-
ing 1t. Male fern treatment is
usually effective in about 80
per cent Of patients.
I readily recall my "prize
case" Of tapeworms. the pa
tient was a young man Of about
%. He was put on the treat
ment I have described. Within
"a hours he had passed twin
worms-each about Is feet in
length. That was about IS years
ago. I have not heard Of a
similar case since. Yet, !
wouldn't be surprised that the
medical literature contains
many similar twin worms"
Acute Appendicitis
Dear Dr. Steinerohn. docs
Evening star., 1957-12-23
SECURITY FOR YOU
Wage Cut Can Affect
Benefit Payments

been S63.60 q month. ] believe
should be collecting more. How
can ] find out?"
I'm sure that the local so.
cial security ONCE will be GLAD
to show you how your pay
ments are figured. And. II Il
finds O mistake has been made
I'm sure ii win be glad to make
q correction.
From 4. r. T. Of Clinton
Iowa: Els II possible TO get an,
written instructions that viii
help me in preparing socia
security tax returns for my farm
workers."
Yes. your local Internal Rev.
enue Service or Social Securit,
ofnce viii furnish you with Ia,
guides.
From ID. A. Of Albany, N. Y.
Il understand that when a pre-.
son who Is covered by socia
security dies his wife may b.
eligible for a lump sum pay.
ment. Is there any time limit
within which an application fol
the lump sum must be filed
How much is the payment"
Under most circumstances, {
lump-sum application must b
filed within two years after tn,
death OF a person covered b.
social security. The payment
ranges from $50 TO s255 will
the exact amount depending or
the earnings of the persor
while he was working undel
social security.
From. L. b. s. Of Fayetteville
n. C.: IF q person works ane
has social security tax taker
out Of his wages and he alsC
has a small BUSINESS and mus
pay taxes as q self-employet
person. how much OF his self,
employment earnings must b,
reported 70 social security?"
A person who has q combina.
ton Of self-employment in.
come and wages should report
as self-employment income only
the difference between hi.
wages in covered work anc
$4,000.
you may tcrite Ray Henri
tn care OF The Star about yov
otrn social security or retire
ment problem. Please inclose
a stamped, self-Gddressed en-
veiope and rs cents in conn.,
prom AP Nevsfeatures)
Tomorrow: Man finds old age hop.
piness despite severe disability.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Tcpeworm infection

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: ! have
been told l have = tapeworm.
! have never seen the seq
ments. II was discovered by
q routine stool examination.
Is Il necessary for me to go
into the hospital TO have It
out? Is IL q painful pro-
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Public ReIutions Firm
Establishes Office Here

Max Rogel. Inc, New York
public relations firm. has OPP
ened Rogel International, Inc,
in Washington.
The Washington firm is a
wholly owned subsidiary of the
New York organization. 1t has
Offices in the National Press
Building.
Clyde Matthews, vice presi-
dent Of the parent firm, rs pres
ident Of the new Washington
agency.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

The FomiIy Council consists Of q
judge, q psychiatrisf. three clergy
men, Q nswspopsr editor, . vomen's
editor and two writers. Eoeh officle
is q summesy Of On aeiuol eose
history. The council reports on prob
lens that hovs been dsoIt with BY
responsible eseneisL
Evening star., 1957-12-23
the pain Of acute appendA
citis always start In the low

the pain Of acute appendse
citis always start In the low.
er right side? Mrs. j.. r.
The pain Of acute appendi-
citis is not always typical. It
can therefore simulate kidney
collie. a gall bladder attack and
other conditions. Usually the
pain is at first diffuse--all over
the abdomen. A few hours
later. in the typical attack. it
localizes In the lower right abb
domen.
The important point to re-
member is this: don't equivo-
cate If you have abdominal pain
Whatever its location) that
lasts for more than an hour
or two. Call in your doctor
early. You will thereby save
yourself and your family much
misery.
released By The Bell Syndicate, Ine.)
Tomorrow: One husbond stoys home
too much, osother is owoy TOO often.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
A Child Is Born

Take her then. the innkeeperI
said. down the path to the
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Tomorrow: One husbond stoys home
Too much, osotheF is ewoy TOO often.