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tribune FEATURES THI TRIBUNE, TERRE HAUTE, IMD. TUISDAY, MARCH 16, By UESTER I. COLEMAV, M.D. TELEVISION SCHEDULES htefflUIlM MmiM 6j tkt rttyvrittt wit WTW TT CJUNNftt. tRRRK RAtJTIt F.miitf SIX RtpOtt (C) Beverly HUlbUlIM (C) Itch WtMhn, Spertu M-Truth ftrtmn- Stock of Allergies WHAT ARE the most common typos of allergies? Docs In Family Merv Griffin irtrtnMdtT (D Hoii.ia Oil News (C) Bunch Don Mov INM Weaiher, SporH Tonluhl Show (0) Vlnul Report Opt.

KtnftrflA Virginia Show Show (C) Btmly HHIbllllM the treatment differ with each? Mr. F. W. Dear Mr. A particular type of allergy depends on the organ or tissue in the body affected by this i rdcr.

For example, eczema is an allergic response of the skin, usually to b- Rtance in contact with it. An allied condition might be contact dermatitis. which is associated with poison ivy or sumac. Hives, or urticaria, occur on the skin and may be caused an allergy to food or drugs. Bronchial asthma results the bronchial tubes and the lungs react to some allergic offender.

The nose reacts to' the irri liation of, goldenrod and other pollens and produces the typ ical picture of hay fever. Migraine, too, is allergic reaction and may be triggered by severe emotional tensions. There are many variations of allergic disease. It takes great deal of ingenuity for the al lergist to be able to uncover the underlying causes. Allergic offenders may be in the substances we inhale, those we eat, and those with which we aje in contact.

And then of course, there are the psycho aspects of this problem. I have been wearing contact lenses for 15 years without difficulty. For the last year, about a week before I have my menstrual period, the lenses have become cloudy with a greasy film. My doctor says there is absolutely nothing wrong with my eyes. Have you heard of this? Mrs.

O.B., Calif. Dear Mrs. No, I have never heard of such a situation and I have great admiration for your doctor who, having found no teouble with your eyes, to say, "I don't know." Far too often, patients insist on an immediate and definite answer to satisfy their anxiety. To be able to say, "I don't know, but I will try to find out" is great testimonial to the relationship between a and a patient. We are still without answers to many problems.

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10017. Please mention the booklet by title. New Music, Ulk ntwft i IPWS trom 6 a.m. 7 p.m. Chili Has Its Friendly Kidnapers By WILLIAM LONG SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) The kidnapers lured the U.S.

priest into a taxicab. Someone threw a blanket over his head, and the cab sped away. "I sort of squirmed a bit," WKZI AM KM Sunrise to Sur.net, Country Music Mauri. WPFR FM 1M.7 a.m. to p.m.

Music. Sports. Noon 7 p.m. Saturday and 10:15 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sunday. WWVR FM ItS.S 43 to 11:10 p.m. Monday thru Sunday- World news, and music. FM 1M.7 24 Hours of Sterea Music WISH FM 2 to 12 midnight dally. Classical and popular education programs.

In rilana State Univenity WWCM AM Country and Western and popular music with newi Interspersed. DAILY CROSSWORD was able to say that he does not know the reason for your unusual complaint. It sometimes takes good deal of courage for a doctor recalls the Rev. Thomas John Aliire, 33. "Then I felt something hard against my ribs, and I wasn't going to make an issue out of it." 1 Father Alkire, a Carmelite from Chicago, was taken to a small house on the sprawling outskirts of Santiago and held for three days.

The priest was released when church authorities promised not to transfer him from the suburban parish where he has worked for three years. It was one of Chile's friendly kidnapings that are plotted and Printed Pattern ACROSS 1. Gaze intently 5. Baseball deal 10. Operatic highlight 11.

Beginning of the Fourth Commandment. 12. Minus 13. Hoodlum's eat 14. Film beauty executed by people having little in common with guerrilla groups that have kidnaped dip mats and government offi- als in other Latin-American ountries.

Among kidnap victims in hile last, year were eight riests, three go-go girls, a nun nd three soccer players. The go-go girls were ab- ucted from the Picaresque rip theater and held briefly ntil the theater's management ame across with a donation or a charity drive. Like the ther kidnap victims in Chile, he girls reported they were reated well during confinement. A professional soccer player Iso was seized in a charity ampaign and fans paid the ansom in time for him to ap- )ear in an Important match. The other soccer stars were saptured by fans because their teams planned to trade them.

)ne player was kept by his team; the other was traded anyway. The nun and all eight priests tidnaped last year were about to transferred from their parishes, and in many cases the moves were postponed. FREIGHT DERAILS IN DE KALB 16. Scotch "uncle" 17. Brave's housing 21.

African. republic 26. Weary Willie's malady (2wds.) 27. Bank of seats' 28. Go round 29.

Ship's diary 30. See across 37. 38. Canal and lake J6. Friend of the White Rabbit 40.

Make well 41. Inhibit 42. Ship bottom. DOWK 1. Pallid 2.

Russian. city S. Hazard 4. AlleviaU 5. Topic 8.

Wander 7, Part of K. m. S. Performer 9. Boot the baseball 13.

From one's own garden 15. Observed 17. Interjection for silence 18. Spire ornament 19. Before 20.

Mohammedan 51. Convened 22. Gardner of Hollywood 23. Allow 24. Wrath 26.

Old 29. Kind o( beer 30. Valley 31. Dismount- ed Aaiwnr 32. Finical 33.

Smooch 34. 35. Ireland 36. Virginia, for one 37. as a.

hatter CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top JUcord-HoliUr In Mattm' Individual Chnrnpienihip play) South dealer. North-South vulnerable. NORTH 4108 AJ93 4 AT4 K962 WEST EAST 4Q975132 4.T 72 4.T109 DE KALB, 111. (AP) Four cars of a westbound Chicago 64 .4.11075 SOUTH 4 AKB 10 8 5 AQ8S bidding: Sontfc West North Kiutt 1-jp Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass 4 Pass 4 Pass 5 J.

Pans 7V poses, South's only concern Is one opponent may have four (or five) clubs to the All his thoughts are consequent concentrated on against this possibility. In order to amass all the b- 'ormation possible, South wins the diamond with the ace, ruffs a diamond, cashes the A-K of hearts and A-K of spakes, ruffs spade then ruffs a diamond with the queen. As a result of these proceedings declarer knows everything he needs to know to make the contract. Since West started with seven spades (East showed out on the second spade two hearts, and either three diamonds and a club or four diamonds and no clubs, West cannot have more than one club because he would then have Opening lead jack of dia- Carted with more 'han thirteen and North Western Railway monds. lta ds train derailed in De Declarer does not see the op- pays a club In the Ka'lb late Monday, blockingiponents' cards when play starts, ku when both rail and automobile trafficl but tan frequently ne becomes marked but causing no injuries (them to reveal how their cards 2 3 distribution.

When South: Railroad officials said dam- divided in 'that way returns a club from dummy and; as(e was minor. The cause of'8 am an optimum result. follows low, Sauth finesses accident was not known. I ere 8 a ple of how the eight with 100 per cent as- Ci-ews were working early 66 8 on West eads a dia-i uranc-e that it will win. dav to dear the tracks Imond and, for practical It would not helo East to nlay Bplendid Choice Swerve-teamed, slimming, a choice for you who would like to look a few pounds lighter.

Gentle crepe, fluid knits are Ideal. Printed Pattern 8127: NEW Half Sizes Ifittt Police said disruption of auto travel was minor because of alternate routes available. The train bound from Ohiago to Clinton, Iowa. IDENTIFY GUN BATTLE VICTIM ST. LOUIS (AP) Police have solved the mystery of a IK 1 Size (bust 37) takes! man whose identity has been' ft yards 35-inch fabric.

since he and a SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS for narcotks detective took each eath pa 25 cents for Oiher's live.s Ln a gun battle at pattern for Air Mail and a West End apartment Feb. 23. Special Haodliog. Send to Mar- The mother of tail Martia, Terre Haute Trib- UfMahon. police said, estab umc, Pattern 232 West lished his identity Monday In 1Mb Vork, S.

V. 10011. iBakcrsfield, Calif, through Print N'AME, ADDRESS with Dhotoprauh. McMahon. 22, had SIZE and STYLE NUM-jbeen identified erroneouslv as BKK Bernard Weiss of Dolton, 111.

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INSTANT FASHION BOOK- of fwbloo factt. $1. What Was HIS WIFE'S find Out Wed. At GRAND THEATRE on McMa'hon's arm were the words "Dirty Denny. ANNE PATTON PIES SAN MARINO, W.

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FROM SCRAP AND REniRrJlrJfi TH6WTOTHE OF SUPPLY FOR REUSE. rrs A PROCEDURE DESIGHEPToMELP CONSERVE OUR NATURAL, RESOURCES! HANPIWG SKEETERS CLOTHES POWKl TO ME EASV TO STATE SAY.GRAMPS... WHAT IS RESOURCE BY GORDON BESS JCDNT KNOW "WHY YOU OOM'T A CURE FOR THE. COMMON COLD THAT ALU COMES TO NOW IKMOW! BY PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT BRING If ARE YOU -s CD LIKC MY DAUGMTEP UP TO NOW.O 7 TO N. TWEQE5 HIS FOR 'HATS AN Ht WONT LOOK AT A GIRL, LET ALONE: DRCAMY BROUGHT MRS.

FITZ BY FRANK ROBERGE WHY WERE VOU OUT OFTWA-T VOU MKSHT WEL.L COME. TUKP, VOU BY DICK WINGER'I THINK ITS TO UP! POSITIVE THINKING! MAW GONNA the ten on the club lead from dummy. Declarer would win with the queen, cross to dummy with a trumn, then lead a club and trap East's J-7 with the A-8. EaU is helpless in the matter if South is clever enough to force the defenders to reveal their distribution, their distribution PAST MASTERS NIGHT THURSDAY The annual Past Masters Nijiht will he conducted by the Terre Haute Masonic Ladtae No. 19 Thursday at Ihe Temple with a dinner at fi m.

and the lodye opening at 7 p.m. All of degree work in (lie Master Mason degree will be by Past Masters. i Master Masons are invited lo HUBERT 'attend, according to William Sheets, worshipful master. N.UN0IS MAN KIUED IN ACTION WASHINGTON (AP)-The Defence Department released Monday the name of one 11- jlinojs serviceman killed iu action in the Southeast Asiau war. was identified as Army Spec.

4 John A. Luke, son of Mi anij Donald Luke of IfiSO Dearborn Ut 14, 1 Aurora..