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The Pensacola News from Pensacola, Florida • 10

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Pensacola, Florida
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10
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10A The Pensacola News Monday, December 11, 1967 1 I ffl WE'RE AIRBORNE, PESMONP, 1 I i7mtitl I BUT I THINK WE PICKEP A I Cir-rn lSliwnSum can just vvWnr-ii I ifF i IF I HOLD VO'RE PULLIN'MV i ve CANT HURT 1 Tornado Damage in Fort Walton Beach Area A National Guardsman (in top photo) sips hot coffee were at the club when the tornado struck, but only one while patrolling the tornado-stricken Fort Walton Beach area patron received minor injuries. The bottom photos show Sunday. In the background is the Club Continental, which a demolished house and building. was heavily damaged by the twister. About 200 persons (Penncaii Newt by in Brack) U4 i I fSJtBLAST IT TEKIjy WHFN I GFT bat 1 I mi Clinches it who but snapper in JilHIIBmU TO WASHINGTON I'M SONS TDHAVF lU Bin terr is more interestepin THE FATE OF A CIGAR BUTT JUST PISCARPEP By THE IMPOSTOR, WOULP GO SNIPING FOf? ttJ Notins a servant with A FEW W0KP5 WITH WHOEVER 5 HOLPINS PRIZE LIKE THATrC UF-OUK HOSTESS'HUNPREP-GEANP jjl AN cMPTX FOOP BOWL 3 CLIMPINS THE STEPS OF jil AN 09SCURE, BELOWGROUNP BOUNTY.

uu wlH i i z3sSt XSSr- HWJM WitrMM7li WA VHA ciNiiwNce iu the viua, TERRV CHECKS, FINP5 AN cim iiwncc iu THE villa, UNPERSROUNP PASSAGE-WAV GUARPEP Py ONE OF THE PRA60N LAW'S HEAVILV ARMEP MERCENARIES. 7 Jfl J. 'S 'j J. 'IT jc tola ssatoai- 7 i -riMiimim NO SIGN OF A FLEET IET US OUTOfM OKA BOfS 2USX LET thf I I AHA660M-S HERE TO TESTIF ABOUT THIS i PamiNyTOeEnMTHB I I tGft-A tOCATION, TOVE BUT lYJi 4 Mi R' I ft t4 ACCURATEty yoti'RE RIGHT. TV 'V i i ''ji.

A LIBRARIAN'S CALLING- TlF'Tl Kamp, vct 1 r- WORK MUST yT AT'S FOR HARD CSlWJ YET VTTN MISS WEST AND IJ 0 if AwliaHT, so rrs ars right, oorso AWJ NOME OF MY LET'S LEAVE IT Jt ki'fiSti ZZrZ JCLt i. fcV BUSINESS WHY THAT WAY. OKAY'. AWRiaHTAjUST HAFTA 8 YOU HIT OKAY? OKAY' MMflliW I WHAT FINISH WHAT 1 Women Hearing 50: Pregnancy Unlikely not been a period for a year, pregnancy is so unlikely as to be considered beyond By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, M.D.

Dear Dr. Molner: I am 49 and have not menstruated for a little over a year. Can you No one can say that it is impossible, because some rare and extraordinary exception might occur, but I don know tell me if I can become pregnant? Mrs. VV.T. And similar letters from women who are 48, 51, 52, 56, 47 and you name the age.

The question of pregnancy after about 45 is bugbear to many women, and they want somebody namely me, a good deal of the time to give them a positive answer. It isn't solely a question of age, although age has a good deal to do with it. There are authentic cases of that it has ever happened. And BNSJt Good l5V '-Health that, I think, is the most posi tive answer that can be given rrrrrrryrrx. I to this frequent question.

Dear Dr. Molner: All my records show that I have brown eyes but about two months ago I noticed that they are mostly blue. What would cause a person's eyes to change color? L.G. Changing eye color is not common but it can occur. The LBy J.

G. MOLNER, M. D.J lost or destroyed. There have been still other cases in which women, claiming to be past 50, have admitted on careful quizzing that they were younger than they said possibly the one circumstance in which women from 50 to 52 bearing healthy babies, but it doesn't happen often. There have been other cases in which women were not sure of their age.

Birth records were women seem to be tempted to fib about their age in that ai rection! As women approach 50, fer tility is reduced, so pregnancy is unlikely. After 50, chance of conception is negligible (al though not impossible. Rather than trying to judge by age alone, the better way BLOCK-STUCCO OR ASBESTOS SHINGELED HOME OWNERS Special Price will be made from now til first of year on cleaning and refinishing and waterproofing outside masonry walls. 15 year factory grarantee. Many colors to choose from.

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Since some, although not many, cause usually is a type of iritis (the iris of the eye being affected). I suggest a you have a detailed examination by an eye Note to P. Pressure inside the eye can vary but 20 is regarded as the upper limit of normal. After that, one suspects glaucoma. Your reading, at the upper limit, led to the warning of "borderline glaucoma." Your medication brought the pressure down, and it stayed down even after medication was stopped.

Thus you have reason to be thankful but glaucoma can be treacherous, so if I were you, I would have the pressure checked at, say, six-month intervals. Dr. Molner welcomes all .7 s. women stil menstruate at the "Tomorrow-Jy-4 rte-T -a? wa POSlWE TMIMKINS, I GOr DESnM age of 50 or 52, there may be i duchk; i OFMYWSECUW- V' aWI3K''0 V- some chance, although small SNUW l-ROIW JU5TONfc LirTLE cloud' Tue that they can become pregnant. UMTOUCHED But it is likewise generally accepted that when menstrua tion has ceased, when there has reader mail, but regrets that, due to the tremendous volume received daily, he is unable to answer individual letters.

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