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CHILDREN ARRIVE EARLY
Wiesbaden, Germany (IP)
Forty per cent of West Ger
many's first born were con
ceived before marriage, the
Federal Statistics Office re
ported Sunday. It said that in
1956, 77 per cent of all first
born children in the country
arrived before the first wed
ding anniversary.
A rocket with a theoretical
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A Demand For My
Booklets and Books
To those hundreds of per
sons who write asking if I
have booklets on this or that
disease I
would like to
say that I have
a number of
book lets
each with a
specified
price. I will
send a list of
the booklets
and their
prices to any
Dr. Alvarez
one who will send a stamped,
self-addressed envelope to
The Register and Tribune
Syndicate, Des Moines, Iowa.
At a recent meeting in
Washington, D. C, it was re
ported by Dr. E. L. Wynder
that any man who takes as
many as seven shots of
whiskey a day is more likely
than are his non-drinking fel
lows to get a cancer of the
mouth. The doctor thinks the
alcohol may work by interfer
ing with good nutrition of the
cells lining the cavity of the
mouth. But he would like to
study more heavy drinkers
who do not smoke because it
is well known that heavy
smoking greatly favors the
development of cancer in the
mouth.
Deformity of the Feet
In Infancy .X'
I recently read an article
on deformed feet, written by
Capt. Walter R. Miller, of the
Naval Hospital in San Diego,
Calif. He starts out by tell
ing how an expert knows that
a child is coine to have flat
feet, and what he does to pre
vent the deformity. The ieet
are first put into casts, and
later, perhaps, into special
shoes. Later, "medical heel
wedging" may be used until
the child is four or five. The
child may have to have ex
ercises in which he learns to
walk on tiptoes for 150 or
Coach's Son Dies,
Police Checking
Tokvo (IP) Police said they
are investigating the death of
Albert Dwight Jones, son of
the late Yale football coach
Tad Jones and nephew of the
late Howard Jones, coach at
the University of Southern
California.
The 45-year-old New Haven,
Conn, business man was found
in his . Tokyo hotel room
Thursday evening, the victim
of a cerebral hemmorrhage,
which police said could have
resulted from an injury.
The U. S. Embassy here
identified Jones as the son and
nephew of the famous football
coaches.
Officers' at the investigation
section of the metropolitan
police said, they were -questioning
friends ,of Jones in
Tokyo to determine what hap
pened. An autopsy by the Metro
politan Medical Investigation
Institue attributed death to a
cerebral hemorrhage caused
by a "shock from outside."
Mixup Unravelled;
Irishman Wandered
New York (IP) Thomas
Mahon's wife thought he was
on his way to Ireland by mis
take when the couple got sep
arated while seeing off a
friend aboard the liner Amer
ica. Mrs. Mahon told pier offi
cials she was sure her hus
band was aboard.
"The last time I saw him,"
she said, "was when he was
standing at attention while
the ship's band played 'When
Irish Eyes are Smiling."
But Mrs. Mahon's fears
were unfounded. Her 81-year-old
husband, investigation
disclosed Saturday, arrived
home later by a separate
route.
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Science Shrinks Pfles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain,
oiops licning as it dnrmks Hemorrhoids
New Tork, N. T. (Specie!) For the
first time science has found a new
healing substance with the aston
ishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids, stop itching;, and relieve
pain without surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place. -
Most amazing of all -results
were so thorough that sufferers
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200 steps twice a day.
Other children need cor
rection for turning their feet
too far in or too far out.
Much can be done to correct
club feet of several types.
Usually, the. handicapped
child should be seen early by
an able orthopedist.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or o attempt to diag
nose by mail.
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American
rodent
lf Conjunction
18 Small rug
30 Chinese
23 Sang
25 Possessive
pronoun
27 French unit of
currency
2t Hard -shelled
fruit
80 Golf mound
33 Simian
34 Greek letter
85 Demon
37 Lubricate
39 Corded cloth
40 Music: aa
written
43 Hunt for
4S Attempt
48 Mature
SO Remains at
ease
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53 On the ocean
55 Man's name
57 Pronoun
59 Sailor cotloo.)
60 Period of time
61 Dine
S Hit lightly
67 A state (abbr.)
" Compass point
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