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THE, BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Sec. Three Sunday, October 28, 1962 Science on Trail of How to Live Longer and Happier ance capacity at a certain age. The Aviation Agency has used the psychomet in aging stitutes of Health is attempting to increase the healthful enjoyment By FAY MARLEY Srlau Sarrtee Medical Writer Copyricht 1962 by Science Serrlce. Inc. changes that occur during a lifetime are believed to be determined by DNA, which may also be ca Age changes accumulate slowly over the entire life-span.

Disabili studies on 160 civil air pilots and of the longer life that is now being air tramc controllers, witn sur lived in America. Dr. Eugene Behind the noisy political furor pable of determining a person's prising findings on the appearance cells in the brain, and changes do take place in a number of them, but the brain does not appear to. undergo any atrophy. Some cases of a beautifully preserved brain have been found at a very advanced old age.

EMOTIONAL disturbance and rate of decline and aging ty is not necessarily, associated with aging. Athough the amount of blood pumped by the heart over medical care of the aged, hundreds of quiet research pro of aging trends in relatively young Byrd, acting director of the center, told Science Service that progress is being made in all phases of and healthy men. But the older in grams are pointing the way to more comfortable and enjoyable THE GEr6nTOLOGY branch dividuals show general slowing of grows less, it is adequate for normal purposes. If older persons have the nec of the National Heart Institute in psychomotor performance. aging, but the aim is not primarily to increase the human life-span into years that might be fraught cludes researchers trained in zoo- minor mental illness in the elder As the tested persons press keys essary elements in their diets they old age.

Many of the more than 17 million persons 65 years and older can look forward to healthy, alert with senility. ly need not progress to the status in response to various simple and complex stimuli on a panel of 10 every cell, it explains the fact that no human tissue is free completely from the effects of aging. SOME SOIL bacteria, the chemist believes, must have means of breaking down the cross-linked aggregates. Otherwise, the earth would be covered with fossil proteins that now occur only as rarities. The importance of this unproved cross-linkage theory lies in the mechanism of the science of aging itself, the cause of progressive resistance loss, which, more than any single disease, results in death.

Research on the nature of the genetic material deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, is another approach to understanding the science of aging. The inherited char of treatment in a mental hospital. ology, biochemistry, embryology, physiology, biophysics, medicine, nutrition and psychology, with the outlook for abolishing-cancer. His theory of aging, not widely accepted, is that it is due to cross-linkage of molecules. If cross-linkage of protein and nucleic acid molecules jntitiates the aging processes.

Dr. Bjorksten reasons, it should be possible to control and within limits, reverse aging. This would be accomplished by a therapy that would break down the cross-linked groups and thereby free the space they occupied for synthesis of new normal molecules. Cross-linkage, Dr. Bjorksten explains, is like what would happen in a large factory with thousands of workers, if someone slipped a pair of handcuffs on one hand of each of two workers to tie them together.

Since such typing up of molecule into pairs and even larger groups or aggregates occurs in Exploration of the possibilities of the extension of human life up can form new tissue and replace calcium in their bones. Reduction in muscular strength is partly due to disuse. Muscles that are exercised daily show little change with age. The family physician soon differentiates between the patients who years provided they follow their doctors' advice concerning diet, treatment of chronic conditions lights, the psychomet scientifically measures the speed of reaction in a broad range of tasks. to 140 years has not shown that qualified technicians, this staff investigates all aspects of the sci need treatment for physical ail such years would be vigorous and and mental outlook.

Prediction of length of life and enjoyable, but quite the contrary. The basic nutritional needs of ments and those chronic com-plainers need an interest outside themselves. ence of aging, beginning with basic biologic processes and continuing through the effects of aging Many old people are not inter physical disease may be possible as a result of forther studies. THE SLOWING of mental roc- the elderly are not much differ ested in living beyond 100, or even beyond 70 or 80. Research scien ent from those of other adults, cesses and behavior in the aging Regardless of retirement at 65, on the total performance capacity The nerves of the aging degener Dr.

Frederick J. Stare of the Har can now be measured by an ap the aging person who has accept ate to a certain extent, but as a tists viewing the problems dispas paratus called the 'psychomet, de whole they appear to remain in sionately are inclined to agree vard School of Public Health advises. A variety of such foods as signed and constructed at the Na of the individual. A current study of about 300 men between the ages of 24 and 99 years, shows no evidence for sudden breakdowns in perform ed work and work substitutes in the form of constructive activity has a scientific basis for normal living. vegetables, meats, fish tional Institute of Mental Health, tact if there is no actual disease affecting them.

There are approximately 20 million nerve with them. WHAT CAUSES aging is a matter of debate and controversy. Bethesda, Md. acteristics at birth and the genetic dairy products and cereals will provide the necessary nutrients without the addition of expensive Modern research cannot accept the simple concept that loss of food fads. Dr.

Stare praises the enrichment of basic foods, such as bread, milk, rice and breakfast cells in non-dividing tissue is the only answer. Much biological re foods, which assures both old and search is investigating the cellular lf-jH VALUABLE WRIGLEY COUPON fcff T7 young of good nutrition by way of 7 changes that cause cellular death. Dr. Nathan W. Shock of the National Health Institute's gerontol EXTRA GOLD ogy branch, Baltimore City Hospitals, implicates the breakdown of nerves and glands as well as the ordinary grocery.

Fluoridation of water also Is Important to those of advancing yean, the nutritionist points out not only because of its lasting effect on 'tooth enamel, bnt in the possible prevention of osteoporosis, a common bone disor-order of the elderly. DELL STAMPS With This Coupon and $5.00 or Mora Purchase Except Beer, Wine, Tobocco Expires Tuesday, October i Prices effective fhr Tuesday, Oct. 30, except where noted. We reserve the right to limit quantities, PROBLEMS OF nutrition among old people are rarely caused by difficulties, of absorbing food into the body but are more commonly caused by a lack of interest in eat U.S. Govt.

Inspected, Plump, Tender other factors. One theory Is that the slowing down of enzyme activity is directly or indirectly related to the aging of bones. Preliminary findings of Dr. E. A.

Tonna at the Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, indicated that there is a drastic redaction in the activity of the enzymes after sexual maturity. This may effect the periosteum (fibrous membrane covering) surrounding the bone and cause aging. ing, which results in poor dietary habits. Poor dentures and lack of MANY POSSIBLE approaches to discovering the cause of aging and its arresting and possible re money to buy proper food also cause problems. Reduction and control of the chronic diseases that plague the aging are on the way through research.

The National Institutes of Health. Bethesda, is providing more than $20 million for over 850 projects in aging in medical hospitals and other research institutions in this, country and abroad. The Government's center for ag versal have been suggested. One of these is advanced by Dr. Johan Bjorksten of Madison, a chemist who has established his own research foundation.

He is en thusiastic about controlling ag ing, rating the chances better than ing research at the National In Favorite Brand Canned Hams trV ff -r WHOLE Anna Quayle Stops Show In 'Stop the World' Hit role 8-10-lb. Avg. Wt. Armour's Columbia Specially Selected Tender Young Beef Swiss StfecaEis Center Blade Chuck Cuts Sliced Beacon By WILLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK UP) Anna Quayle, Broadway's new comedy queen, is working harder than ever. It's" the only way, says the saucer-eyed lass from Britain, to please American show fans.

"The audiences have a different feel about them here you've got to give everything you have all the time. "They pay attention to every last detail and want to hear every word. In England they don't care so much, as long as they get a general feeling of what's going on." MISS QUAYLE'S antic talents are being displayed in the off Whole or Any Size Portion Seorii-IBoneless Ificams Mich. Grade 1, Tender, Juicy Shinless FrcanExs mi Sg VALUABLE WRIGLEY COUPON Dining In or Banquet Beef, Chicken or Turkey MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Save With This Coupon Banquet or Dining In Froxen Dinners AQc Limit Pkg. Two Beef, Chicken, Turkey or Salisbury Steak Cotrpon rood thin Wed.

Oct. 31 "kg. Limit 2 With Coupon Limit One Coupon Per Customer ANNA QUAYLE upon the girl from Birmingham. Her father, Douglas, was an actor, "and It was ways sort of taken for granted that my brother, John, and I would end op in the theater." Both of them have he is now acting in London. L' Pillsbury Enriched At age 3, she made her debut Y2 in "East Lynne," and followed With Coupon (O Wt with other tot parts.

Eventually she reached the Royal Academy for Dramatic Arts. There she made up her mind to seek suc beat musical import, "Stop the World I Want to Get Off." In it she portrays the four women of sundry nations who share the affections of its loving hero, Anthony Newley. (He is also co-author and director of the show.) Her' costume throughout is a combination of grey tights and pullover, her makeup an exaggerated clown's mask which is one of those details she suddenly found people noticing here. Back home, she reports, no one seemed to feel comment necessary. "My eyes don't need those black and blue stripes around them," Anna explains.

"Actually it's just to help melt's the only clue I have to what I am." The Quayle conversation is sprinkled frequently with such murky syntax, but understanding comes with assiduous attention. Describing her development as a comedienne after early ambition to scale peaks of dramatic emotion, she says: "I found that I do some things no matter what I'm doing and before I knew it, I was developing a style of facial mannerisms and gestures that seemed suited best to the revue stage." Heredity, environment anI accident all were influences cess in comedy rather than tragedy. WHILE EARNING some pin money as a fashion model, she tumbled off a ladder, broke her 10'2-OX. Cans. nose in three places.

With Coupon Campbell's Tomato Pioneer Michigan 2 "Daddy said 'It's a great prop, so I never had it straightened." Miss Quayle had appeared in four revues to spectacular notices, when luck beckoned her toward "Stop the World; "The night before the most recent one was to close, Anthony came to see it," she says. "I'd never met him and never gave it a thought. I was off on a holiday when he telephoned several weeks later and said there was a part In his new show that was exactly right for." 1 Star-Kist 11 Limit 2-Cans I With Coupon I I I II 11 Flat Can jJ 11 i-Bushel (0Q 1 11 11 Carton I I 11 Mel-O-Cru'st Sliced White 20-or. Loaves 2-lb. nfte a' 10' J7 Pkg, 2S 19' 24-ox Btl.

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If earnings are over the new rules frequently permit the payment of some Social Security benefits. The amount payable depends on how much over 51,200 a person earns and on the amount he would normally receive from social security each month. For each $2 or earnings between $1,200 and $1,700 only SI of benefit payments is withheld. For earnings above the $1,700 bracket, $1 of benefits is withheld' for each $1 of earnings. Leaflets explaining more fully how earnings affect older persons' social security payments are available at the local Social Security office, 74 N.

Washington in the Battle Creek Federal Center. 49' Home-Buy Terms Most Favorable In Three Years Today's home buyers are being aided in their purchases by the most favorable financing terms in the last two and one-half to three years, the National Association of Real Estate Boards reported here today. While the "buyers" market was found to prevail in all three categories of financing conventional loans, loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration, and mortgages guaranteed by the Veterans Administration it is most marked in the first As a result, the conventional sector of the market has become increasingly active. For example, with respect to non-farm home mortgage recordings of or less, the conventional part of the market was 80 per cent of the total in mid-1962 compared to 72 per cent in 1959, while the FHA portion had dropped to 14 per cent compared to 19 per cent in 1959. and the VA part was down to 6 per cent-compared to 9 per cent in 1959.

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