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HELP ALCOHOLIC HUSBAND
CURB HIS DRINKING URGE
(Q) "My husband is a hard
working, good man. He loves his
four children and ma very dear
ly. The only fault ha has is to
go out about one a month and
drink until he can't stand up.
It is hard to convince him not
to drive the car and ho already
has a charge against him for
drunken driving. Another charge
against hivn would mean the loss
of his job and the breaking up
of our home. He keeps doing
this in spite of the promises he
makes. What can I do to help
him?" W. W.
(A) Your 'husband's promises
are worthless when he has the
urge to drink. Don't ask him to
make such
i promises again.
xi maites mm
feel inadequate
and ashamed
when he breaks
his promises to
you.
Instead, ask
him to tell you
when he feels
the urge to
drink coming
on him. He knows the symptoms
from past experiences and can
readily identify them. Then
when he warns you of his urge,
take away his car keys so he
cannot drive the car and keep
him in the house, by force if
necessary. "'
He may put up a protest and
make it difficult for you but
knowing how much is at stake,
you should be willing to make
any sacrifice. When he is at
home, you can also have some
Dr. Hurlock
Your Health and Its Care
By Dr WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Raatien a It) Mima st-tmes let WaTriata Bretr.
J43 B Casasaa, Sever Hifts. CaL
THAT HANDY A CID CONDITION
Every day among the scores
of readers who insist on reciting
their symptoms several offer an
assist a phy
sician or per
haps a dentist
has told them
their trouble is
caused by an
acid condition
Evidently they
think that will
make the diag
nosis and treat
ment so simple
that even I
Dt. Beady
By ELIZABETH HURLOCK. PH.D
control over the amount of
whiskey he drinks.
Talk to your doctor about
this matter and see if he has
any suggestions that may help
your husband to cure this drink
urge. If he feels that your hus
band would profit by joining
Alcoholics Anonymous, ask him
to talk to your husband about
the matter and make arrange
ments for him to get in touch
with the organization.
Sincere in Desire
Because your husband is will
ing to promise you that he won't
drink heavily any more, he is i
cincere in his desire to cure
himself. But, the urge is strong
er than his desire not to drink,
and that is why he gives in to
the urge. To overcome the urge, j
he needs professional help.
There is no question about the
fact that you must treat this
matter as a serious one. With
four children to provide for.
your husband cannot afford to
lose his job or ruin the chil
dren's chances for success in
your community because of his
bad reputation. That is why you
must act at once.
Elizabeth Hurlock is a con
sulting psychologist. Write her
in care of this newspaper for
free advice.
(Copyright 1952,
General Features Corp.)
CAT STEALING OKAYED
Durham. N. C.OJ.PJ North
Carolina law regards a cat as a
wild animal and, as such, does
not recognize stealing a cat as
a crime. Judge A. R. Wilson ex
plained the law in freeing a ce
f endant accused of stealine a cat.
He added that it is no crime to
steal a dog that is not listed on
county tax books as property
can handle it by mail.
: This acid condition is handy
to have around the office. It
keeps the poor geeks guessing,
even the smart ones who know
as much as the quack himself
knows about the conventional
diagnostic dodges, such as "your
nerves, autointoxication, "tox
icosis" and "indigestion."
I have often wondered what
use people not under the care of
a physician can have for lists of
foods that leave acid, alkaline or
neutral ash. Perhaps some seer
has told them they have an acid
condition.
In health and in most acute
and chronic illnesses the body
tissues and the blood are neutral
or slightly alkaline. In some se
rious illnesses an acid condition
may develop, and this acidosis,
as physicians call it, is a serious
complication which requires vig
orous emergency treatment. This
being a health column we may
mention only diabetes as an in
stance of such illness. Every dia
betic should be instructed about
this by his physician, and every
diabetic's family should be on the
alert for any unusual drowsiness
or stuporousnes, which cajls for
immediate medical care.
For the special benefit of Xr.i
knuckleheads who can read here
are somo truths , which no ordi
nary doctor, specialist or author
ity can deny:
No blcod test will show wheth
er an individual has cancer.
No electrical, radio, cosmic ray
or other gadget will detect the
presence of, or show the site of
any disease the dupe may have,
X-ray examination (fluoroscope
or oicture) in the diagnoses of dis
ease is hardly worth the price
except as the x-ray evidence is
interpreted by the technician
(laboratory expert) in co-operation
with the patient's physician,
and even in such circumstances
it is not decisive, as too many
gullible customers imagine.
The quack who has only to
learn what your chief comolaint
may be in order to sit back and
tell you what to eat or what not
to eat or what medicine to take
or what beverage to drink to
avoid or what kind of bath to
take or whether you . need a
change of climate, behaves that
way because he knows you are
a sucker. Didn t you come to
him, rather than go to a reputa
ble physician because he blows
his own horn?
QUESTIONS ft ANSWERS
One is Enough
Ca and D as you suggest in the
headache pamphlet has cured mv mi
graine. A million thanks . . .(D E M I
Answer Any reader who asks for
It in writing (do not send a clipping)
anal incloses stamped, self -ad dressed
envelope, may have the pamphlet
WHY HAVE HEADACHE
Old Geek Heard From
I am an old geek who read your
column, or the parts of it that are
Frinted. ' with pleasure and benefit
inclose 25c and stamped, self-addressed
envelope for your booklet
THE CONSTIPATION HABIT AND
COLON HYGIENE. (SJ.W.I
Answer Remember, I never called
you an old geek.
AleehoUna
Husband is an alcoholic Tries to
quit but can't It is undermining his
health and making both of us very un
happy. Please prescribe something to
rid him of the craving . . .(Mrs. S.)
Answer There 1 sno such magic
If your husband will get in touch with
Alcoholics Anonymous and attend the
meetings of the group in your vicinity,
that may be the solution of the prob
lem. If A.A. is not listed In telephone
directory write Alcoholic Foundation.
Box 658. Church Street Annex. New
York City.
Cataract -Have
cataract on my eye for 2
years. Please tell me if there is any
eyewash that will take it off without
operation, (J.D.T.)
Answer Cataract is not on the eye.
It is a clouding of the crystalline lens
in the interior of the eyeball. No eye
wash or drops can remove it. Opera
tion is painless and may restore use
ful sight
(National Newspaper Syndicate,
Chicago 6. Illinois)
Tocoma (U.PJ SSgt Louis
A. Wade, 24, died Wednesday at
Madigan Army hospital, becom
ing Tacoma's second traffic fa
tality of 1952.
Portsmouth, on' the Outer
Banks of North Carolina, has
more buildings than people. Once
a thriving town of 1.000, md
North Carolina's first port of en
try, Portsmouth's population is
18 now. Fishing and hunting
are its industries.
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Incomplete Addresses
Delay Troops' Mail
San Francisco (U.B-i Incom
plete addresses are resulting in
"thousands" of letters and pack
ages being delayed in reaching
Army and Air Force troops in
the Far East.
The San Francisco port of em
barkation said its mail business
clearing through the Army post
al service has hit its post-World
War II peak.
Because of the heavy load.
Army postal officials said every
letter and package "should con
tain the man's name, rank and
service number, the identifica
tion of the unit with which he is
serving, the APO number, and
Considered e Inebriate '
Hustled to State Line
Westfield, Mass. (U.PJ Dis
trict Judge Florence W. Burke
has met many inebriates, but
none as considerate as the one
who offered to cross the Con
necticut line because the judge
"had enough to do with drunks
from her own state."
The law obliged and the tipsy
defendant was hustled to . the
state line. '
the words "co Postmaster, San
Francisco" if he is in the Pacific
During December, some 150,
000 pieces of overseas mail had
to be turned over to federal di
rectory service employees be
cause they were incorrectly ad-
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when
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track
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implement
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parliament
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Operation Breaks Record on Job
ThomasviUe.; N. C. UJS
One record held, by one of the
nation's oldest city managers has
been broken, but another stands
intact " - - ,
Since . R.r M. (Pete) Cooksey
came here in 1923 to become city
manager he had not missed a day
at work because of illness until
a recent operation was necessary.
When Cooksey took' the job' it
No FASTER Aspirin Than-
WORUTS UXSEST SOUR AT IDC
was with the understanding he
would never be expected to make
a speech.
For the past 28 years he hasn't.
His 28 years of service makes
Cooksey the oldest city manager
in the nation in years and point
of service with the exception of
the manager at Winnetka, TIL
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