Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 21

IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Thursday, December 1, 1960 DEAR ABBY: When my Itus-. band goes out of town he makes sure our car is never left ol home for me to use. He doesn't come right out and say he doesn't want me to have it, but he either leaves it wilh his brother (who has a car of his own) or else he promises it to "one of the boys" at the office. I've never had an accident or a ticket, so-he doesn't have to worry about that. And I've never given him any cause to doubl me or to be jealous.

Why does he do this, and how can I change him? DISCOURAGED DEAR DISCOURAGED: Your hit-band's insecurity is showing. In the "old days" men would keep their wives pregnant or barefoot to make sure they didn't stray. Today, they remove the "wheels." Bring Ihe subject out into the open and discuss it freely. Once he's gained self confidence he'll leave you the car. power lo figure out why, DEAR ABBY: Please advise me If I was right or wrong for accepting a diamond ring from a man at the time.

married, claimed he was going to get a divorce, but- instead was trying for a- reconciliation with his wife. We have nothing to do with each other any more. Am I right in keeping the ring', or should I return it lo him? TYLER DEAR TYLER: You were wrong to accept the ring under those circumstances. Return it. DEAR ABBY: I am what is known as a "brain." I always get straight A's.

This may sound won- derful, but it isn't. The other kids are so jealous they shun me. Even thu smart kids. I try to be Irierdly and never brag about my grades, but the resentment is always there. I woud like lo have some friends, but I am not going to get poor grades on purpose to do it.

THE BRAIN DEAR BRAIN: Face il. There arc plenty of "brains" who have lots of friends. If you are disliked generally, there must be another reason. Use some of that brain DEAR ABBY: That foolish foolish girl who whined because she has lo wear braces on her leeth in high school doesn't know when she's well off. I am 13 years old and will have ol wear a 14-pound brace on my back for the rest of my life.

GOLDINE For Abby's pamphlet, "What Teenagers Want To Know," send 25 cents and a large, sell-addressed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. I'll ABNER I AH I I WIDDER DONT LET THET I SPOIL TH' PARTY f. TH'FOOD IS ALL READY, AN TH' AN' ROLL-RASCALS" BIN PAID IN ADVANCE SO, INSTEAD O'HAVIN'A GAY WEDDIN'SUPPER WE'LL HAVE A GAY FOONERAL. RU 1 Health By Dr. Joseph G.

Molner By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, M.D. There are several bits of added information on some recent columns that I think will be helpful to many readers on the topics of breast fibrosis, and cleft palate. On the latter cleft palate --a number of readers not only have sent me gratifying letters on their successful- experiences in having this sort of defect repaired, but have also recommended a booklet, "Bright Promise," by Eugene T. McDonald, available for 25 cents from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 2023 West Ogden Chicago 12, III.

They tell me that this booklet has been of great comfort to them in the period when they were grappling with the problem of having a child treated for this sort of defect, (And they also expressed their happiness over how well these defects are now being corrected, often extremely early in infancy.) While cystic fibrosis remains a most difficult disease and a terrible problem to combat, some progress is beinj made. Another enzyme was announced at the end of the summer, which can be given to help victims digest fats. This is one of the many problems involved in this disease. a recent article on breast cancer, I mentioned that lumps in the breast should (of course) be examined, but in the majority of cases they are NOT cancer. A woman, discovering such a lump, too often delays going lo the doctor because of Ihe fear that the lump must be cancer--and she wants to rally her courage before going to receive the feared confirmation.

The argument I keep stressing is that breast cancer, treated early, has a high prospect of being cured. One that is treated late has much less chance. So think that if we can dispose of this tortured waiting period, when women "gather their courage," and convince them that they should go get the news at once, quite a few lives will be saved. To prove my point, I offer these figures derived from a survey of 17,000 American women. Of them, 5.6 per cent had breast masses iumpsiin the breast.

But of those with such lumps, less than one in 10 (9.5 per cent) proved to be cancer. The moral: At the first sign of a lump, go to your doctor. Nine times in 10 it won't be cancer. But have it checked at once. o'nce a month for the rest of my life? Mrs.

C. Perhaps not for the rest of your life but certainly for several years after the attack. It's the best insurance against having another attack. REMEMBER ELISE LAMOVlT, PON'TYOU? "SHE DMCEV LIKE A MOONBEAM ANP SANG LIKE AfJ ANSEL. HER TALENT "WHO CAN EVER FORGET THOSE LOVE SCENES SHE PLAYEO WITH SPEEP HARVEY, 1POL?" FERRY "Dear Dr.

Molher: Is it necessary for me I've had rheumatic fever to take penicillin shots "Dear Dr. Molncr: From an unknown source I have contracted worms, I have used salt enemas with only temporary relief. I am 59 and thought got worms. Mrs. Anybody can get worms.

The main reasons children get them more are because (a) Chil dren aren't as careful about wash ing their hands before eating or putting their fingers in thei mouths; (b) children spend more time at play where they pick up worm eggs; (c) children itc'n and let you know it. Adults are too refined, and try to itch in silence. Enemas won't help much, and definitely won't cure. Have your doctor prescribe one of the modern medications taken by mouth. You may have to repeat the treatment.

Meantime take extra care in washing your hands before eating, because the little pests, in Ihe egg, form, are invisible. You swallow an egg, and later it hatches into a THE RUSSIAN SENEGAL HOPS TO ONE OF HIS PILOTS AT THE REMOTE CONTROL AN7 CKOUCHEP LOW IN THE MUSTANG'5 COCKPIT, WARBOW FEELS THE A'KCKAFT BEOIN TO ROLL FORWARD BRENDA STARR PKKY HELPS LIZ TO HE'K I THINK TtMT FOZ60TJEH ITJ THIS IT! 6 VEKY AieeADY! IS A -5 spowm OF kg- SICK GIRL l. Your Individual Horoscope By FRANCES DRAKE Look in.the section in which your b'rthday comes and find what your outlook is, according to the stars, FOR FRIDAY, DEC! 2, 1550 MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20 (Aries) It is a time for self-restraint, careful planning and showing concern and consideration for family and others. Be mindful of small 'but important details, also promises, appointments. APRIL 21 TO MAY 21 (Taurus) One's manner, methods and sys- lem important lo whole achievement or partial advancement.

Outline j'our schedule, how you pro- 1 pose to handle il. Talk over troublesome spots wilh Ihose who can help. MAY 22 TO JUNE 21 (Gemini) --Gentleness, tolerance important agencies for attainment this can-be troublesome day. Don't expect the bright ideas usually obtainable to bs waiting for you today. Study, plan, do your best.

JUNE 22 TO JULY 23 (Cancer) --Be circumspect, but don't banish ambition. We all need to be re- minded occasionally to bestir ourselves into greater effort, more constant application. Some days need double attendance. JULY 24 TO AUGUST 23 (Leo)-Be careful dealing with those in authority, do not offend or be careless handling others' properties. You can go ahead smoothly, perhaps not in a big 1 way but any advancement is commendable.

AUG. 24 23 (Virgo). --Similar lo Gemini now. The calmer, more cheerful you are the surer you will be of attaining in work, study, whatever your occupation. Do not permit worry or shyness lo defeat your trying.

SEPT. 24 TO OCT. 23 (Libra)-Start your day with usual confidence and don't combat irritating persons, accept them with a grin and you will come out Ihe winner. Familiar and usual routine affairs can benefit. OCT.

24 TO NOV. 22 (Scorpio) --You, like most loday, will fare better if temperate, pleasant, helpful. No need to feel defeated, it may be a slow day but not wire- sponsive to earnest endeavor. Have faith. NOV.

23 TO DEC. 21 (Sagittarius)--Share your courage a hopefulness and se how much good you can do. Extra caution advised in investigating, spending, finances generally. But don't hold back the will to improve, the trying. DEC.

22 TO JAN. 20 (Capricorn) -Don't look to others for all help you may need now. More interest ing day IF you make right plans and carry them through to success' ful completion. Keep within reas onable wishes. JAN.

21 TO FED. 19 (Aquarius) --Not an indifferent day, some benefic influences still linger since yesterday's Uranus' aspect. Work with whalevcV tools you have, bring into being clever ideas, methods ways. FEB. 20 TO MARCH 20 (Pisces --More propitious than otherwisi but energy and unction are musts Consult with Ihose whose interest coincide with yours and who can give helpful advice, hints.

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