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and nitroglycerine; if you
can live fairly comfortably
within self-imposed limits Of
exertion: then I'd say better
forget about surgery to in
crease your coronary circula-
ton.
On the other hand,
your doctor might consider it
advisable to call a cardiac
surgeon in consultation If
your chest pains get worse;
If you were taking much more
nitroglycerine lately; if you
would have to stop to rest two
or three times while walking
one block.
Although the operation for
increasing coronary blood
supply to the heart is rela-
lively simply, I can assure
that 1t certainly comes under
the heading of major sur
gerry. Therefore, better let
a good medical and surgical
specialist make the decision
for you. There's usually no
easy shortcut in the man
agement of angina pectoris.
For Mrs. E.: 1t Is impor-
tant for the woman who is
pregnant and underweight to
have early medical supervi-
sion. If she does not gain
she is more likely to have a
premature birth. Therefore
she needs to have sufficient
protein, minerals and vita
MINIS IN ner QleCr
** S.
For Mr.. W.: L know that
many teens in this country
will just hate me for this,
but I agree with you that
the age of IA is jumping the
gun where auto licenses are
concerned. Time goes fast,
little ones, and before you
know it you'll be old enough
to drive.
4 4 4 4
For Mrs. ": Come now,
you know I don't believe in
rapid loss of weight. Take it
off too fast and you'll put it
back on again fast.
Il Il kk
For Mrs. E.: The pain in
appendicitis doesn't usually
begin on the lower right side,
but it usually localizes there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
DEAR ABBY .
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
Case of ObIivious Other Woman

time they learned English. I
guess maybe they can, but
they don't. How can I get
my grandparents to talk
English? They KISS me in
Italian, too, which is very
rough.
TROUBLED BOY.
You are passing up a won
derful opportunity to learn
Italian. Ask them to teach
you! And when they kiss you
in Italian, say, "Grazie, e
basta!"
DEAR ABBY: I just can't
understand my husband. Due
to strikes, lay-offs and sick
ness he hasn't worked steady
in two years, but he is so
Self-conscious about going
bald that he goes to a hair
place for treatments twice a
week. I have had to 60 to
work nights to help out. The
kids even put cardboard in
their shoes, but that didn't
bother their father. I told
him to quit worrying about
his hair and to feed the kids,
but it was like talking to the
wall. I think there must be
another woman he's trying to
please because I've made 1t
plain I don't care if he has
hair or not. What makes a
50-year-old man act like
this?
WIFE.
Vanity. The kind he must
feed at the expense of his
family.
X 4
Still worrying about the
same old problem? Write to
Abby in care OF The Euening
Star for a personal reply. In
close a stamped, SeU-ad-
dressed enUelope.
For Abby'S booklet, "How to
Haze a Lovely Wedding" send
SOC to Abby, Boz 1865, Beverly
Hills, Calf.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc. }
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DEAR ABBY: The "other
woman" doesn't have a
chance with you. You con-
denim her before knowing any
of the facts. Well, I know
more about it than you,
Abby, because I have been
the "other woman" for five
years. He loves me and I
love him. I have never lied
to my man or cheated on
him, which is more than
some MARRIED women can
say. Yes, I am waiting faith
fully for him because, one
day, ! know that he will be
my husband. What do you
say to that?
OTHER WOMAN.
I say, quit kidding your
self. YOU may be honest,
faithful and loyal to him
but he is lying, cheating and
twO-timing his wife. If you
should realize your dream
what will you have? A man
who is well-trained in the
art of cheating on his wife.
Congratulations!
4 \ \ i
DEAR ABBY: I am 10
years old and have a prob
lem. My grandparents always
talk Italian and I can't I'M
derstand them. They have
been in this country for
about Is years and it's about
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Is 1t Hypothyroidism?
By DR.. PETER }. sTElNcRoHN

Mrs. s. of New York writes
that she has a basal metabo-
lism a little on the low
SIDE" but not definite
enough for her doctor to
make a diagnosis of hypo-
throidism. Therefore. she is
not taking thyroid extract.
But I. have many of the
symptoms" she said. MY
nails are brittle, I am al
ways cold, my skin is dry,
I feel awfully tired in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
after having been present for

after having been present for
some time.
(Bell Syndicate Feature)
= \ \
DR.. Steincrohn'S ledtlet,
"HoW to Overcome Your
Child'S Greatest Menace:
Accidents" will be mailed on
receipt OF a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope and 10
cents In coin for handling.
Address DR.. Steincrohn in
care OF The EUening Star.
Tomorrow: Concer.
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morning and I don't feel as
alert as I used to. Do you
have any suggestions?
THERE WOULD BE no
harm in checking on the ba-
sal metabolism findings by
having a Phi protein bound
iodine) test. This may show
that your thyroid is lazy. A
few years ago, when all we
had was the BMR test (ba-
sal metabolism reading), I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

All three stores open late Thursday!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

Bursts Of Blooms send
you heart over head
into Spring. Romance,
Ctop) cIoche of full
blown roses, 1899
Spring Song, (center)
fragile oreonzo petals
and lily of the valley
sprays, cIoche, 1899
Bouquet, (bottom)
roses and IiIocs swothed
with tulIe atop q velvet
banded oreonzo piIIbox,
1899
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Mrs. F. D. R. :

Sonfinued From Back Paoe)
We offer best Wishes and may YOU in fhe coming
months and years. spprehend he heaven and fhe new
earth and their EXCLUSIVE resiiy and the utter MOTH
INcNESS Of The things seen, temporaIl-sf. PavI-fhe
evil! fhe hvsnl the maferswhich are merely shadowy
MYTHICAL. mortal THOUGHT imsges covnterfeits, bur-
Iesques. and fortunately often SYMBOLS Of divine deasl
wherein the devil seeks TO use Scripture via AdsmEve
"Lord.cod" Genesis III. ete.)-decevins non-chrssn
JesusFIRsT Chapter Genesis wherein God is Gods the
"Lord.cod," whose FIRST man is Adam!
Whereas Genesis 1:26 declares man. our true beinq
to be Gods eternal image and likeness with divine dom-
nion a!-Adam-EveIes we are inspired and svtho-
rzed to deeare-never snner born Of sinners!-
Of woman. vnceanI-Job, Old IT,
Genesis 1881: And God saw EVERY thing that He
1.-The REAL Parent creaor-honored by the cHILDLEss
Christ Jesvs had made, and behold was (S-l very
good!
Genesis 2:l THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH WERE F-I-N-Is-H-ED! And all the host Of Them
utterly void Of matter, sin. hell and their father the
deviI!-mereIy gigantic AdamEve "Lord.cod" Genesis
III, ETC.. frauds and MYTHS!
Lovingly and nspirafionaIy yours according TO
Christ with you alwaY prophecy tCod and
Mrs. Eduy) ~ is undoubtedly true that Christian
Science is destined to become the and the only
religion and therapeutics" Of all and peo-
pIest-mperafve. basic pure education, culture,
politics. recreation, really reereafive-"The flesh
profitefh nothing! John 6.63; R.c 64-snd
tertainmenf NOT Of this worId - Devil -
rampant therein, via his mvIti-bIIion S rackets!-
SEX, alcohol, tobacco. drug store medieinesl-
vioIators Of the Ten Commandments! etc. etc.
ANDREW FRuEHAUF. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13


MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMEvE "LoRDcoD"
(csh. ~ steJ FRAUDS AND M.NTASl
PART
cnAIgriAN SelnNcE SUNDAY SCHOOL
HEAVEN, NOW - FOR THE WORTHY. UP TO THE
Aoe oP -.
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY
THE DARKEST HOUR PRecEDEs THE DAWN" ls&tD
THUS ARE The NoNcHRIsriAN SCIENTISTS
PREPARED FOR cRADUATIoNs, PROMOTIONS, VIA
"ouR FATHERMoThER COD"
IN - THE MANIFEST MISTAKES m THE ANCIENT
VERSIONS" etc. - (p. l3s. c.S. texsboek)
THUS DID MRS. EDDY RECORD 1.-THE DEVIL
USiN0 SCRIPTURE" LneeIn quoting Shakespeare
AND m the AUTHORIZED COPYRIGHTED
WRITINGS OF MARY BAKER EDDY, you WILL
FIND THE cHRlSTLIKE. SPIRITUAL SCIENTIFIC
INTERPRETATION. AS PER HER FREQUENTLY
STATED POSITIONS FOLLOW YOUR LEADER
ONLY SO FAR AS SIZE FOLLOWS CHRIST" - AND
you CAN VERIFY PROPHET HABAKKUk's PRO-
FOUND DECLARATION, lsl3 THOU ART or PURER
EYES THAN TO BEHOLD EVIL. AND cANsT NOT
LOOK UPON iNioUITY"!...
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Shepard lHrstian Scientist Denies
Glenms Work Is Hampered"
N. Y. Trib., e.17-62

W. T
Cmdr Alan B. Shepard Americas first man in space,
said Saturday that public relations commitments have
hampered fellow John n. CIenns space work.
Asfronsvt Walter M Schrrs, Jr. said Thursday that
COL Glenn falling behind in his space activities be-
Of outside appearances, charge quickly denied by
COL Glenn officials Of the National Aeronsvties and
Space Administration
cmdr. Shepard, whose brief svborbita flight preceded
co clenns three-orbit journey said the astronavs aII
travel and apart during much Of business and
together every day. But generally speaking fhe
Of work closely together and in close contact either
through meetings telephone.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

'osNH'assa lssm ssek p.e,,
TWloW NJ NAP NV c0NlAAAnaapnre~,
=" w.kaS Alp c-R-f-A-Tf-Rs Shall Npo"l
10 IHs Wckso. ApULreRous. uNsrL,rve,e
JtsgJ xH0.n1gy :. TINE COMING coMeoRree
sx1s S1s.. 49, rsev GHOST re TEACH All THINas.,
tn ..s... H::soRo = HEAvsN At HAND. WITHIN
"tGg' snt1 klaopom or HEAVEN. VIA ~ s.,-..
WoMAHs MAN CHILD tRsv. 2l:l .sc ",n
~ vnN.. MeAsONEs OF MEAL" OAstt. ,a:aa :"
SCIENCE, THEOLOGY. MEDICINE,
TlfCt SlrtH CHAPTER. 0ops lNeoMpApAa,. -.
DsPeNsAele CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExTsoow
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
THEIR DEv1t's BEER PSYCHOLOGY! :
IKE TINE TIGERS! GOULD NOT
; HAVE GODS BLESSING!


(conslnved from Back Psge
FINAL REVELATION HEARD JESUS
PROPHECY - THE FATHER WILL SEND
ANOTHER COMFORTER. PARAcLETE tR.cb eve"
THE Aoly GHOST. WHO Will IseIn ~--
THINcsr - EVEN 1.-THE HEALING OF The
..NArIoNs~ - APPREHENSION OF THE Rs.A-l'
FULLY EXPOSING THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE =
lnscoLN QUOTED SHAKESPEARE CHRIST .-
sc,elarr - ssEcoNp COMING" - APPREHENDs IHs
E-x-c.l-usl-v-E REALITY OF GOOD -
TONI 14aE COD AND FATHER OF cHRIsI Sssos.
Tne DEITY or THE FIRST CHAPTER or Ss"'
eyls. ia. Wl3fRe MAN. YOUR TRUE BEING. IS
NOT an AoAAA. EVE, MvRoERous CAIN. NOAs'
knANf. oN fool - THE ECO AND PsYcHoI0os
o. HUMAN nlRTHs AND PARENIsiooO - xs
puoNrHp bY TIE c-H-l.L-D-L-E-ss CHRIST JeSVs
~TtiG WAY. The TRUTH, AND IHt e~s
tcsnsiwvsd Next Column veP'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Floods Kill fzO0 to SOO In Spain /"

BARcEL0NA.-Fash floods created by drovght-break-
ing ranstorms ripped devastangy through industrial
fers Of the Barcelona yesterday killing at least 333
people, Officials predicted the toll would go much higher.
More than 400 listed missing raising the pos
sbiliy that the ultimate death roll might prove this TO be
the worst natural disaster in the modern history Of SPAIN
The injured fofaIed al least 1000.
The destruction eentered in Of roughly SO
square miles tanning north and west Of Barcelona Med
srranean port Of million population that is Spains chief
industrial and commercial city.
Damage estimates ranged past the SIC million mark
Barcelona itself escaped major damage but
flooded The people without bread water from
baskedup halted operations in most Of the
eys bakeries Damage to bridges forced reroufing OF
trains from France and various regions Of SPain
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Cushing =
leens'nUsd From Back Pace,

Detroit News
VATICAN CITY, oek a-Pro,es,.n,. -.
Catholics seem viii have dramatic evidence Of .p, -
Hsws q cAsho'e's Richard Cardinal cushno srebb;,hor
Of Boston, said IN an interview here as he prepared 70 D.r
tepss II shs Second eeumsnesl Council % ,hs v,,;e.
me cardinal said. THE Holy Father repeatedly has
ssssa That 10 IS expecting great results from he cour
e mat the work Of the Council will bring back greater
vvsr % 'em doerns to church discipline and 10 spiritual
life"
As result Of the Council he said eerovmen a. every
level will Shine with holiness and Christian doc
frns will Be presented TO Isymen in new and eompeno
ways
"vevnv people will be given the fresh seeds whose
growth holds The hope Of better age he said ouotno
Pope John xxII "snd sound training in how 70 lead az
smplsry lives"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Comment

tconfinved From Back PseO
"CH00SE YE THIS DAY WHOM YE Will SERvE"!
THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS.
FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS
GODS OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE BEING )
NOT AN ADAM. NOR AN EVE!
CEN. ,:76: "ANp GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN
IN OUR IMAGE IoF INFINITE. MAJESTIC SPIRIT
AFTER OUR LIKENESS
AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
- THE REAL - NEVER A SINNER!
NEVER BORN OF SINNERS - OF WOMAN. uN-
CLEAN! Job. o.T)
tine NELL OF NON-C CHRIST SCIENTISTS s.
DEVILS ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" tcen. ~, efcJ
FRAUDS couNrERFEITs! suRLEsouEs OF
nxNcs' rye MARVELLOUS LIFE OF c-H.hL.pL.E.s.s
CHRIST JESUS! - RIGHTLY APPREHEND'Nc
GENESIS l:27: MALE AND FEMALE. CREATED He
THEM! - BUT NOT OF SATAN SIN. SEX!
AFTER THE MARrYRDoM OF LINCOLN = CON-
PARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN THE
BAPTIST - AccElERATIoNs OF THE
MEssIAHsHlP OF THE ONE CHRIST WITH YOU
ALWAv - GOD, VIA FATHER. SON, AND
HOLY GHOSTS INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
REvELAroR, WOMAN or REVELATION l2:l. 5
- GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDpYI - COULD
REVEAL THE HIGHEST REVELATION or HIS
IDENTITY EVER, NAMELY:
"ouR rATAER-MoTHER coD ALL HARMONIOUS
N IT, GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK -
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
s.c.RI.P-T-u-R-E-S"I - ITS AUTHOR. MARY BAKER
EDDY, RECORDING CONTINUOUS, DIVINE
REVELATIONS, "REvIvINc PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY
WITH IT'S lost ELEMENT or HEAllNc"I -
~rsse sAAAIlEsT PART or CHRISTIAN SciENce"l
- WHOSE "EcHER MISSION IS TO TAKE
AWAY TIE SIMS or THE WORLD - AS PER
REVELATION 227: "THE HEALING or THE Ma
ToMs~l - REVELATION OF THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH" - REV. 2,:s - AND
y,eslR e-x.cl-U-s.ivE REALITY - AND THE
urrER N-oTstEN-0NE-s-s or the THINGS
SEEN TEMPORAL (St. Paul. - THE EVIL TNe
tuNNaNi TIE MATERIAL - MATTER SIM
Ueuslnusd Next celvnn Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
BAY STATE cIRDs FOR CRIME CLEANUP"

Gov. John a. volps has appointed new. ssvsnmsn
ssms commission 70 lock into crime end publie eray
on me state and local level in Massachusetts,
ssffns UP Of The commission Is effort by shs voIps
somnsrsf'en end she Legislature. which passed ire On.
a0ns ae not only TO root out crime and corruption but to
improve the inssss Of Massachusetts before the nation
Aesns'nvinu series Of events hs past few years
Investigations Disclosing corruption and criminal action;
eonvetens Of persons In public office instances Of conflict
OF INTEREST," cases Of poieans successfully running for Of
rice from s-hsve msde the Bay State the target Of eri
e'sm from around the country.
The previous crime commission tl953.l957 made many
recommendations for changes in Massachusetts, law dealing
with crime. but few adopted.
Today the pressure for higher degree Of morality in
government and public affairs is high and there s per-
haps therefore likelihood Of drastic reform from the
newly named commission But of course results remain
TO be seen
Nsmed Friday night by the Governor. confirmation
OF the appointments by fhe Governors Council necessary
Given 100000 by the Legislature, after long hassle
with the Governor whether Legislators should be sp
pointed TO the commission. he members will have three
years TO complete their task.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

POISONOUS FlU0RlDATloN! Mllll0NS
VESTED INTERESTS OPPOSED BY THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR! : GODS
FOREMOST INTERNATIONAL DAILY!
"NEWs RELEASE FROM GREATER DETROIT
CIVIC AND HEALTH COMMITTEE" 9-26-62:
demand for "vnbissed investigation by competent
authorities before The City Of Detroit commits itself to
fvorids in water has been served on Common Council
The requirement was urged in bill Of particulars
against vordssion presented BY e Greater Detroit Civic
end hsslsh commisfee Prominent members Of ihe medical
and dental professions included in she group which
was formed FOR me sole purpose Of keeping he wafer sup
ply Of Greater Detroit free from chemicals not needed for
pvrisacssn Mrs. Margaret Schiller. Registered nurse OF
3lsl Evergreen Drive. Reys Oak Is chairman.
The committee proeIsims that foorde Is cumulative
poison no matter how small shs smsvn THAT Us proportion
cannot controlled the water tap that has been sbsn
donsd In many cities sitter trial. and rejected BY many
others.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

GENESIS I:aI: land GOD SAW livery THING
HAN - l1eee ONE Rsg-AL PARENT canA1oR -
NoNoRep eY The c-H.lL-bL-es-s CHRIST
sssvs y HAo MADE. AND, BeHolo. IT WAS tissl
VERY cooD"l
SsNESs ALL THUS THE HEAVEN "ANo THE
EARTH WERE FI-N.l-s-H-ED AND ALL THE
"osI 0F THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER
sM NELL AND THEIR fAThaR, the Dewitt
- MERELY GIGANTIC ApAM-EvE 'LoRp.Uop~ Vo,c,-
SIS ~, etc., FRAUDS. HUMANS M-Y.T.ti-si
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

Dodqers
lcontinved Back Page
HUNGRY PLAYERS WON IT FOR Us'-KUENN"
sy N'ssssn spoeIssrs Detroit News Sports Writer, San
Francisco, ocs
DARK IS RANKED MOST SCIENTIFIC"
MANAGER DARK DOESN'T
SMOKE OR DRlNK"!!!
DODGERS BAR DOOR TO ALL"
"sNlDER SAT QUIETLY IN THE CORNER HE'D
BEEN WITH THE DODGERS WHEN THEY LOST A PLAY.
OFF ~ 1851 TO THE SAME GIANTS.
TK ResT DRANK BEER AND LISTENED"
GOD VA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE CHRIST, VIA HEROIC ST. PAUL, APPRENTICE
EScAPEE FROM THE SATANIC = PsYcHoPATHjc -
MURDERoUs RABBlNATE: "rAE WORD OF GOD IS
QUICK AND POWERFUL, AND SHARPER THAN ANY
TWo-EDcED SWORD, PIERCING TO THE DIVIDING AS
sUNDER or SOUL AND SPIRIT [REAcHESl THE JOINTS
AND NARROW OF THE BONES; AND IS DscERNER
OF THE THOUGHTS AND INTENTs OF THE HEART"
THE POWER OF THE GRAPEVINE
AFTER OUR WIRE AND LETTER TO THE GIANTS.
THE MENTAL ATMOSPHERE or THE TWO TEAMS NAT
URALlY MANIFESTED WIDER DIVERGENCE IN MO-
RALE.
TUESDAYS GAME - 7RvN DoDcER RALLYl -
WlNI- ACCOUNTED FOR By US THUS: -
SUNDAY EVENING, A NEGRO FRIEND FROM LOS
ANGELES CALLS US. ILL; ASKS AID WE SHARE With
hiM OUR EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF THE GIANTS - The
WIRE AND THE ARMAIL, SPECIAL DELIVERY.
TUESDAY. THE BIBLICAL THIRD DAY, CAVE TIE
buT. DESPITE THE MARVELLOUS GRANDEUR OF
THEIR MAvRy WILLS, CHAMPION BASE sTEALeR OF
ALL TIME
THEIR DEvIt's BEER PSYCHOLOGY! :
Ike TINE TIGERS! GOULD NOT
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-13
OF Fl WEEK
RICHEY

Twelve members from the local
motored TO Lambert Thurs
day where they were guests of
the Lambert Allow.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Olson from Burbank, CAL
ifornia and Mrs. Elfia Nagel from
Arlington, Minnesota; also Mrs.
Christina Hanson and Helen Han
son visited the three formers sis
ter, Mrs. Gerry Nicholson at the
Richland Homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Janke were
week end guests Of their sen and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Janke in Havre.
On May Is, twenty-five MEM
bers Of the Thespian Dramatic
Society and their director, Mrs.
Dorothy Golfer and the mothers
were honored al a banquet at the
Methodist Church dining room. At
this time nine members were initi-
ated into the Thespian Society.
They were; Angela Albrecht, Lin
da Olson, Elaine Raisl, Darlene
Raisl, jim Soft, Jerry Volbrecht,
Don Whiteman, Reta Whitemau
and Phyllis Whiteman.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Deeney Friday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fellbaum of
BOZemau.
Supt. and Mrs. John Deeney
were hosts at a reception after
The commencement Exercises Fri
day night, for the 1862 Senior
graduating class, their parents,
members Of the school faculty,
their husbands and wives. School
Board members, and Rev. and
Mrs. A. Mauhison and Rev. and
Mrs. Floyd Stephens. The cake
was cut and served by Mrs.
Floyd Durfey and Mrs. Vance
Babb. Mrs. Art Radcliffe served the
punch.
Mrs. Chester MUIR and Janice
from Junction, Texas came Thurs
day for a short visit with the
Chuck Moreys.
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-13
INSECT

Holly Sugar Company officials
have reported extensive reduction
in sugar beet stands iii a few fields
from what has been positively
identified as flea beetle larvae by
DR.. George Roemhild, Assistant
State Entomologist at Montana
State College. DR.. Roemhild spent
nearly a day in the county last
week on insect survey work and
reviewed several sugar beet fields
that have been severely affected,
some to the point where replant-
ing has been necessary. He said
the cycle for further damage, how
ever, should be about over from
the larvae if weather conditions
improve for beet development.
Damage to date has been confined
mainly to fields that were in alfal-
IA and beans last year. This, of
course, is expected in that flea
beetles lay their eggs in alfalfa,
beans and other leguminous crops
and that is where the larvae hatch
out and feed the following spring.
For this reason it is suggested that
in the future if beets are planted
on alfalfa or bean ground that the
soil be treated with a recommend
ed insecticide before planting. For
Identification information, the flea
beetle larvae is a tiny white larvae
and feeds on the roots of many
plants. Root damage on the young
sugar beet Seeding is clearly Wis
ible and takes on a discolored APP
pearance which may be confused
with black root damage. In the
case of the flea beetle larvae, cut
ting and chewing on the roots i:
clearly visible.
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-13
CARD OF THANKS

l would like to thank DR.. Harper
and all the nurses for the wonder
full care l received during my re-
cent stay in the hospital, and to
the many friends who visited me,
sent flowers, gifts and cards. Also
TO my neighborS who have done so
many nice things since my return
home.
Ruth Narum
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-13
kUMV-TV Schedule

MON. THRU FRI.
900 Price is Right
$50 Concentration
1000 Your First
Impression
1870 Truth or
consequences
1855 MIC News Day
Report
IL 100 Mike Bosch
IL 80 Country Line
IL 40 Farm Report
11:5O Sports
1900 Markets
1905 News. Weather
1880 Loretta Young
100 Young DR. Malone
40 Our 5 Daughters
200 Make Room for
Daddy
2:3O Here's Hollywood
2:55 NBC News
Afternoon Report
800 Kukle and Ollie
3.05 Cartoons
400 Romper Room
4:45 Huntley
Brinklev
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-13
FAMILY DIETS

The housewife who imposes her
diet of unsaturated food on her
family may be depriving them of
good health.
DR.. Gladys Roehm, associate
professor of home economics at
Montana State College, explains
that eating too much of any one
food will form cholesterol in the
blood stream. She added that
the %sedentary life led by most
Americans may be blamed for
many heart ailments. In the days
when the daily routine called for
vigorous physical action, summer
and winter, these ailments were
not so prevalent.
Doctors, DR.. Roehm said, may
recommend a reduction of sat-
urated fats in the diet for some
people, but others may need sat
urated fats for proper metabolism
function.
Each persons metabolism works
differently so that some systems
absorb the saturated fats in their
diets, and others don't.
A steady diet of unsaturates
may deplete the amount Of vita
minis A and B, which are vital to
good health, she said.
Milk and butter, which T con-
sidered to be saturates, are i'm
portant to the health and growth
of young people. Withholding
these items from a diet will not
serve as a preventive against
cholesterol any more than a
aspirin can prevent a headache,
DR.. Roehm stated.
However, if a doctor prescribes
an u~nsaturated fat diet, it is i'm
portant that the diet is followed.
Researchers are now working
on the problem created by choles-
terol, but as yet no solution has
been found. In the meantime, a
balanced diet and physical work
may forestall one of the heart
ailments indigenous to the times
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