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'SUT GETTING SOFT. THEY'LL HAVE TO TOUGHEN ME BUT I rWVe THE El'N OF THE PLclCE-efl Ullll ONE WHO COT A pill LETTER TIMS HE'S STILL IN THe HOSPITAL. I KNEW IT WAS WORSE THAN HE'D OP ALL OVER AGAIN. PASS ALONG MY LOVE TO NINA MEANING. I CAN GO OUTDOORS OZ iNDOOeS.

GOOD FOOD, HO DRILL, DARLING, AND WRITE SOON. WW KO ICR I'M SlTTlMG PRETTY. ADMIT. Sam RAyauQM I SllltA a -ATiV BY CHARLES PLUMB and FRED FOX ELLA CINDERS Too Late Now, Ella fv nd likes to entertain III Run out ano SWEMSE? NOW fV rr 5CMS3CDV t5 5TALKIN3 U5, 4 VOH'T CO IT. PENNY COME ELLA, AND VE CAN'T 5HCCf 7 FiSE AT THE FLASH DRAW HIS Pi RE AND VOU SHOOT 'l I a new culinary concoction.

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UJsll 4 BY CARL ED Hk Dream Girl i i i i -s i i-. i la av rr I Is faaw'J a- 1111. V. 41 I sit- i 'Kir wfir.ij 1y 4Htev- ill 1 S- sfViP- I I I4'1 si 1 1 III -j 4 I v- By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. 74 TV aid 'par Itf By FRANK COLBY IKMJM mxm tarian or basic diets 'basic mns leaving alkaline ashi and protonxed use of mineral waters.

Mnffirt was speakina of the cause of formation si atone the urinary tract. Soap and Water rw-. vaihin, such article as spoons and clinical with n'sm coid water ku eprms1 Friend from th Sou! Li ktaaiasWaMiMhnMaftaBMA iaaiw aiawaBiiaaafciaiasaitrrrir -iffiir -u rr ym DKHVORATKI. FOOD Dehydrated means dried dried fish, dried meat, dried fruit, dried vegetables have been more or less staple items of diet for centuries. For the purpose of conserving shipping space all kinds of foods now are being dehydrated on a large scale for shipment overseas.

And in private homes dehydrating by means of home- made driers or fancier ones purchased for the nurpose. now is ssvs doctors down there av told water kills aerms. MRS. H. 8 Answer Wo.

Soap and water should be used; soap la a reliable disinfectant, water la not. Gray Hair Brawn Aral Tf snvbody ques'lons the soundness of your teaching about vitamins and lodme postponing srayina of the hair let him ask me or any of my friends. A year aco I was so gray that everybody noticed It and many commented in lhat svrn- Fathetie way they have, you know wen, wrote for your pamphlet, followed your advice, and now you have to search carefully to fled a gray hair. Oh. I am not a youna slip aaain.

but I certainly have nritmtl brovn QUEE, pronounced: mahr-KKE. It is a corruption of the French marquise, pronounced: Camden: Please explain and pronounce the word "protocol." D. S. Answer: It is from a Greek word meaning "the first sheet glued to a roll of papyrus." In Its customary modern meaning today, it designates a written agreement between workers and employers on hours, wages, etc Pronounce it: PROE-toe-koll. And I suppose you heard this luscious fiuttertongue on that certain network newscast: "With the miners hack, at work, the nation Is now able to breel freathy (oops!) I mean, frratbe brerlyr Last call for my new French Conversation Pamphlet.

Contains many helpful phrases with pronunciations In simple phonetic1 spelling. For a free copy, send a stamped (3-cent.) self-nddressed envelope to Franlt Colby, in care of The Times. Released by the Bell Syndicate. Ine. S.VH RPAY RAMBI.IXGS rnrtland: Where did my mother get the word H.

B. Answer: It is an old American corruption of the French rha.e, "a figure or step in a dance," pronounced: aha-SAV. Beverly Hills: riease explain the difference between "loosen" and "unloosen." H. P. Answer: There Is no difTorence.

Oilen: Is there a word with which to describe people who eat horse meat? I- C. Answer: The word H1PPOPH-AGl means "eaters of horse f.esh." Pronounce the last syllable to rhvme with lie, pie. Say: hi-FOFF-uh-jle. This week's war slogan: Don't Take in Rnmorsi. Milcon: Please pronounce the word "Celtic." F.

D. Answer: Americans sav: tlk. The British say: KELL-tik. Question: What is the name of the projection over a hotel or theater entrance? Answer: The word Is MAR being widely used for preserving DICK TRACY sjwwuw SUT WPS DOMT BUT: BUTOU5 NOW, I PATTOM, OO COME 1 if JUST" A HALT INCH ANID 1 TOUNEFAcl-y CMIL. IF I WANT VC'CgVOuW DONTOULP VCX WEAS CfOM.

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6C-WS I U-WU-'J AsTMV AuXILUACr CORPS I CANtSALOw RSMAvOa. TUOifS W6 MfT UAVS AN (frffLsV CWaWLB C(. CW4. THAT vinu- Pj-" CN.R -T FcTuTiTimcprmc pins. an? ner- AttsnTiCN HOMtwt Fi -rrHjm 1 i 111 I 1S3 A Answer I feel as happy as you do ahout it Cm request Til mail env reader who incloses a 3-cent stamped envelope bearing his or her address the psmphiet "Growing Gray Is an Involution Process.

A scars a a Is asparagus beneficial or harmful to tha kidneys? K. M. O. Answer Tt Is bo more harmful than any wholesome food. It is as beneficial as any other food.

Eat and Why What to foods. Remove Water Foods keep well when most of the water in them is removed by thorough drying. When the food is to be eaten soaking it for a while In water restores it to a gtate difficult to distinguish from the fresh state. Of course there is some loss of vitamins on storage of any food that contains vitamins, either dried, dehydrated, canned or fresh or raw. But that is unimportant.

The important thing is that food dehydrated, either in the commercial plant or in the home, keeps well for months or years, and it is almost a3 good a3 it was when perfectly fresh. The taste, nutri CROSSWORD PUZZLE iJWIJJIIIH MCNCCA5LC S-eL i- CULT TO ,77 CC TmS rVLL'l I I Inclosed flnl 10 wsti and stamped addressed nvIop. for Tour lacaat information as to dirt for vouns man of S9 who retnarns activw tn businass Israeli due to your Bl optimal railon whirn I have used for thrre years with excellent results form provided by my doctor who admires your common sense talks. K. O.

O. Answer never Intentionally susaest-ed taklni Bl in any form Bat I suspect vou have taken B-complea. not Just Bl For the latest diet information sena rs' cents and 3-cent stamperi envelope bearina your address, and ask for the new of -Feeder's thjeat. now called -What to Eat and Why. Clto-Pina of this Item will not ba considered reauest for the booklet.

Aithaia mr 7 sent for TOUT Ptl- hi fln asthma. Beaan tsklna soluble potassium chloride and experienced remarkably prompt reUef of an a.tack. Haven't had a real attack since, and prior to wnttns you I suffered severely at least twice month. C. w.

Answer I'm alad to receive your aood Up Swing Shift BY MILTON CANIFF TERRY AND THE PIRATES lX, 1 feIijl II I 5 6 7 I to rn 13 IP 15 16 Il 11 il TT" 25 lei 17 29 30 TT 32 33 34" 35" 36 TT 3cT" 39 45 4ft 47 4d 49 51 HI 5J" 55 54 55 5 57 58 TT" report. Psmphiet on asthma avauap.a on reouest (do not send ellpplna of tnis item if roi provide 3-cent stamped an- vclope bearms your ihm. Let Mak-a Fleas tell me If triers Is any harm In the use or ie miw- lnA make-up that stains the tsn? Answer No. rhf Mashed Patata tive value, digestibility of the dehydrated food is virtually the same as though the food were consumed fresh. The slight loss of vitamins by oxidation during storage is insignificant.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Mineral Water and Kidney Stone My husband has kidney stone and ws think there sometbmc in your column about Vitamin A preventins formation of stones in the urinary tract, and more recently you quoted some authority on the subject of mineral water as a possible cause. MRS. 3. R. Answer Some investiiatnri have inferred that prolonaed deficiency of Vitamin A may favor formation of stones in the urinary tract.

Clinical evidence of the value of Vitamin A in treatment ta rot convincing. Ail I can say is that in your husband's place I'd taise lOO.Oof) units ol Vitamin A daily for a few ionths. It csn do no harm anyway. I ejuoted from Hinman's textbook of urol-air wh'ch quoted Moffit. who satd: tr experience would caution aseinst too ouch carbohydrate, predominantly vete- Whv don't you approve ot ashed po- tatoes? Answer iviasnru pamby food for people who have no 50 It Is (Contr.

8 Employed tectn. tasia or niv. (Sirned letters pertainlns to personal health and hyriene. not to disease, diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, self-addressed envelope Is Inclosed.

Letters should be brief and written Ink. Address Dr. William Brady, ear of this Protected by John T. Dille Co. F0RI70NTAL 1 Drains strength from 0 A measure of wood 9 To broaden VERTICAL I A hells 3 Skill 3 Hebrew letter 4 To conserve 9 Wheeled vehicles 6 Either 7 A cairow inlet a.3 Movement of ocean waters dLi S3 Consumed 84 That which scorchea 84 Gives up claim to SS Loud sound SMILIN JACK he apirir of tne corps 11 Girl's nam 13 Illuminated 14 A deputy I IS A coin of Answer ta yesterday's Paul Timor SlS "tsftww Awf VT 1 1 cmpkuces pe sutA but from- thkvf all TO! i feVS, 1 1.

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August frolic, 8 p.m., 214 Loma Drive, servicemen honored. Philharmonic Auditorium, 2:15 p.m., opera, "Carmen;" evening performance. "Rigoletto." Free Christian Science lecture. A p.m.. 13th Church of Christ, Scientist.

17-V) N. Edgemont bv Judge Frederick C. Hill of the Christian Board of Lectureship. 31 solicited 34 To hunt 1 36 Three-toed Beverlv-Fairfax Victory House, music bv Lieut. Rudy ValW and Coast Guard Band, 1 p.m.,.

Fairfax Ave. and Beverly Blvd. Iowa all-day summer picnic, Bix-by Park, Long Beach. Gilmore Field, baseball game, Fortland and Hollywood, 2:30 p.m. Chaparral Poets, Don Blanding Chapter, meeting 2871 Marengo Drive.

Altadena. Hollywood Bowl Symphony, 9 p.m. Frank Sinatra, baritone; V. Bakal'-inikoR'. r- "urtor.

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