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Folks Needn't Feel Old
At 90, Doctor Advises
By PATRICIA McCORMACK
NEW YOItK (UPH-Baron An
drew von Salza,- a contemporary
Ponce de Leon, maintains that
folks do not have to feel old at
the age of 70, 80, 90 or beyond.
The San Francisco physician, a
specialist in rejuvenation, stud
ied the art of turning back the
hands of time in Germany, Rus
sia -and Italy.
During an interview at the Savoy-Hilton
Hotel in New York.
Dr. von Salza illustrated what he
meant about not feeling old
even though the chronological age
it "ihrnn tnrn vonrs anil tn "i
"three score vears and ten
"For a simple example," h
said, "suppose two houses were
,.
years ago. One house was kept
in constant repair, painted regu
larly, the roof kept in good con
dition, all plumbing properly
looked after.
"The other house had nothing
done to it from the time it was
built and has become a disrepu
table, almost nimble-down shack.
True, both arc 75 years of age.
But would it be fair to consider
the life-span of the two as the.new body.
same?"
Dr. von Saba said human boJ-' , .
ies are like the two houses. One BSGVCrTOfl mCSIl
can be young at 70 provided it's j ... . ,
properly cared for. And another MmOHQ Off ICIQiS
can be old at 50 because it was
neglected.
The physician said about 70 pcr
rmnl .f nl..,P;n..t
chosomatic in nature and "so, toojllavana but formerly of Beavcr-jsnus of the tenderer gender. Ob
is aging largely psychosomatic, ton. Ore., was one of the U. S.J: ' ke tomorrows gnus
"Therefore to rejuvenate the officials who arrived in V e s t today,
body while the mind is saturated Palm Beach, Fla., Thursday! Mr. Eoston arrived Thursday
with thoughts of sinilily would not from Cuba. . from Fresno. The zoological sou-
be effective," lie said. "On the Sayre a 1!M9 graduate of Vwl- t,lv lhele has n0 laiy f?"us- Vnlil
other hand, to expect a healthy bmctte University, came over onMr- Boston arrived, the zoo here
mind to produce a healthy body It he ferry from Cuba. His ifejnad no males
without providing necessary cle-jand two children met him. So. after a 15-day quarantine De
ments conducive to youth would At willpmette Sayre won a lioJ' Mr- B Set a chance t0
likewise be a fallacy." L.mber of sneech contests. He w a Enu ttt0-
Dr. voti Salza recommended
thinking young to those who feel
like si nilc derelicts. And he rec
ommended proper nutrition, plen
ty of exercise and good medical
care to provide the body's physi-
cal plant with the best Dossible
chance of staying young. Itrophorus electricus) can out- seek the insects which are at-
Ile said it's vital to start the'sbock any battery of equal sizc.jtiacted by the illumination.
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prevention of senility as a social
I ask.
"But much more, each person
should start such a program a-
. . , ...
a personal task since at tie pies-
out state rt things, nobody "m.;,. and e(()rt Many sofcly fcaJ
munc to becoming a senile dcrc- (ures n;lve buiU int0 lesc
lict-if we live long enough, hel since lhpy first werc iltI0.
5 Iduced, among them special clutch
Dr. von Sala said quite frc : arrangements designed to elimin
quently one becomes a senile ,lte culnacks. But they must still
derelict overnight - even though' ian(ic(j carefully, the most im
senility is not prepared overnight. lporlan ,hing being to give the
"It is prepared," he said.Uaws vour undivided attention.
"through years of neglect of thejxever, never look up to talk to
toyi
"Remember that any machine
and our body is a machine is
just as strong as its weake
part is strong. 1-ook at your
weak points the wrinkles, diffi
culties w. liking up a hill, tired
ness, slips of memory.
"Start to rejuvenate vourstlf
hpfm-P mm such siens dcvcloni
lxcausc v iien they do develop
your body is sounding alarm
"Listen to it better than you
listen to noises in your c
'. You
not a
can buy a new car, but
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Robert Sayre, financial secre
In,n, nf 1 h 11 PlllbV in
. member of the debate!
ciim hnt ,, a national title at
Wcst Point in l!Mfl.
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AP Ncwsfeatures
Question: I have an old elec
tric t:ihlp th;it 1 iie tor
.cutting wood. It performs satisfac
na lorily, except that 1 have to call
a lot of work inside to cut it.
'since most of my projects are
outdoors. I have seen workers on
new houses using portable circu
liar saws. Are they practical for
home use?
Answer: There was a time
when only the building industry
jUsed portable circular saws,
their big advantage being that
lliey could be brought right to
the building sites and used for
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some stores and dealers began to
rent such machines to the public
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'someone while you are operating
the saw. Incidentally, with the
use of special blades, these saws
now can cut ceramics, slate, mar
ble, tile and many other male-
rials as well as wood.
'Questions of general interest
.will be answered in this column
However. Lang cannot undertake
individual correspondence.)
GNUS
IN NEWS
LOS ANGELES lAPi The boys
at the zoo let out a cheer; they're
ready to spread the gnu frontier.
Latest dispatch from Griffith
Park gnustnen says that Mr. Bos
ton, a 12 year-old gnu of the mas-
ulinc gentler, will soon join three
Then, in a year or two, if off-
spring ensue, there'll be plenty of
gnus for both of the zoos.
Bats are not attracted to lights
because ol the illumination. Ihey
Here's S
the
Answer
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