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Messenger-Inquirer from Owensboro, Kentucky • 28

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ing more sensitive to stiff 12-8-Owenjboro. Ky, Mes-enger 8 Inquirer, Feb. 261 959 Which wife will correct her error Raising A Genius? It's Not Easy Tranquilized Steak Tested 1 i m6fe willingly?" asks Father Kelly. 2. If you have a grievance, get it out of your system.

Psychologists eat, and he's back again until it's YORK ifl Ever have with an eye and twitch down to For Taste By 34 Persons NEW trouble time to go to bed coping with your teen their feet and start again. I'd rather he chewed his nails." In Southern Argentina, Smuggling Is A Science ager? How would you like it if "Bobby's one of the ones who play for blood as they say in say, Father Kelly reminds us, that he were a genius? Re, chess. He's serious. He has to jstudv all the time. The countries "It's not easy," says Mrs eina Fischer of Brooklyn.

"The only thing is nag him person who continually suppress-to get some fresh air. This yearjes deeP anger creates a reservoir he's ioined the and savs he's resentment which "may ultimate- 1 I 1 I j. en these choices (1) prove the car. Tw l.s.vPld son. Bobbv.

I pampnieis ana docks ax a ly break out in violent form. To going to get in better physical is really going to a resident of rup H( won rate new openings always seethe inwardly may lead to an the region who can't -sell the vehi-U, at ibeing worked out. shape, cle for two years. (2) pay the sarne became st imerna. "He's not interested in girls yet they don't play chess.

He doesn't smoke or drink. He does chew duties as the rest of the country, "He used to be wonderful at sports hi fact, he himself used to say he wanted to be a baseball BUENOS AIRES (AP)-Every sheep in Argentina's southern re-i gion should be dressed in a pair of nylons, have a ball point pen behind his ear and be smoking an American cigarette. At least enough of these imported items flow freely into this section of the country, through a i tional Grand Master in history this By FRANCIS STILLEY NEW YORK (AP)-A carefully chosen group of some of New York's foremost eaters all of them writers lunched Wednesday on tranquilized sirloin steak. They also lunched on nontran-quilized sirloin steak. A king-sized sample of each type was set before the assemblage of 34 persons, mostly food and science editors with a sprinkling of amateur gourmets.

The smacking of lips was something to hear. These giant sirloins were dished out to the lucky few in the plush (3) sell the automobile to the sov-j summer. ernment with a 10 per cent profit, one drcam to snatch thehis nails down to the bone, but player These rules were put in for cars chess crown from the I afraid to make him stop. I 'T don know a thing about already on the way. Now the regu-! 1 know wnat might take ud.

chess. In fact, I tried to make lations call for the automobiles; "Some of these chess players! him stop for four years. But I've eventual explosion with a barrage of invective. He points out, too, that, the habit of pouting weakens many marriages. 3.

Always guard your tongue. The key test, he says, is that "you probably remember the harsh, cutting words spoken by your mate in anger although you have forgotten what caused the argument in the first place." A. Keep discussions, within bounds. A woman's guilty retort in defense of a hat she has bought Botvinnik. quirk in the nation's laws, to pro- twich all over.

Honest. They start (given up now." vide each shaggy denizen of south- entering souin u. me uc 0pe Fischer.s definitely em Argentina with luxury items for under the same heavy casy momen(s came Nine Suggestions Given galore. I1? requiriii summer when Bobby appeared to! And there are some 20 million Argentina. Some six thousand strande(J jn Yugoslavia tftert sheea but only 100,000 of Argen- tomoMes are reported still internationa, UarnH hut rnefnmc in cniithprn i i tinas 21 million people in tnat sec-1 "He had a round trip ticket, but I I mnvAwn auk Mmudimma pons cogging me made any reservations for MULM UTC I VUI ITIUI I IUUC may dredge up many things her him and he couldn't get a plane of the three unpleasant govern By VIVIAN BROWN I The youthful.

energetic director AP Newsfeatures Writer of the Family Life Bureau of the tion to enjoy the cornucopia ot riches which flow from the ships docking there. Duty Free Many years ago the government declared all Argentina south of I knew he'd spent most of his money, at the World Fair in Bel Williamsburg suite of the Savoy-Hilton Hotel by the Jensen-Sals-bery Laboratories of Kansas City. The Jensen Salsbeiy Laboratories did this because they want to sell their newly developed tranquilizer to the cattlemen who raise the meat for the tables of America. The idea, to try to sum it up in one small bite, is this: Beef cattle are given an injection of the J-S lab tranquilizer, called Diquel, just before being shipped to the slaughterhouse. Just as tranquilizers quiet human beings, these make' the cattle feel good and they don't mind the arduous and unsettling trip.

Because they don't get nervous and excited, their blood sugar content remains low. This in turn keeps the animals from losing weight, getting bruised and developing shipping fever. The meat is supposed to be tastier and tenderer. As a result, the' farmer gets more money for his cattle, and those who eat the meat afterward get better meat' to eat. Each steak served at the luncheon was marked, one with a red tag and one with a yellow.

When both were consumed, the writers wrote down secretly which they liked best. The vote came out: red, 25; yellow, 0. The red, it turned out, came from a tranquilized steer. The eater-voters also were invited to write down any particular comments they had to make. Said one: "The red was very! good.

The yellow was good, too. The wine also was excellent." ment options. However, although the car trade Do you know how to disagree; archdiocese of New York suggests gium and I was afraid the Yugo his top" over little things, Father Kelly suggests keeping quiet. If you dispute him, "a full-scale battle may be under way." 8. Develop an outlet.

There will be times when you will be frustrated in your marriage, so you should learn to work off anger or frustration by engaging in physical activity transplanting shrubs, washing the or pounding boards in your workshop. 9. Never let bitterness carry over may be slowed if not stopped, little has been done about the other slav Chess Federation wouldn't go with your mate? If you don't, husband's restaurant bills, race track losses and other failings. It is not wise to cover our defects by pointing to the other's shortcomings. 5.

If you must criticize Father Kelly gives this illustration of one wise couple: "When the bathroom faucet continued to leak fo nn navinn fnr him after tVio tnnr. the 42nd parallel a free port In' chances are you are not happily married. That's the opinion of the Buenos Aires newspapers j7. items, these nine principles of mastering the art of disagreeing in a friendly way. 1.

Don't blow up trivial differences. These are the minor irrita- nine uc yugoslav Em, Rev. George A. Kelly, author of a report on uugo mnuu auuaiu "Th. 1Wr.

docking Buenos Aires but bound rJxzP whft his tions of everyday life, he says. So i months, the wife complained about eventually for Rawson. Eight tons! fr onll a ralnvirel aecQPtinn tiitk enma i i i the toast isnt ready with the eggs the night. Even if you cannot agree the high water bills, never her of American cigarette, and seven i. tl MMMM ll.AKA ir(-t f.

husband's laziness in failing to give each other the benefit of good theory this was to provide inhnti industiy there with necessary im-j ported items to develop their facto-: ries and build up a business center in that lonely section. The government hoped to encourage a diversification of industry from Buenos Aires and the more populated north. However, in practice few factories arose and smuggling became one of the main industries of southern Argentina. Rawson. iust below the 42nd intentions and make a rule to "kiss lor maybe that man drops his from different back-ijamas on the becjroom floor before grounds, a husband and wife do nothe leaves for work Trivial occur.

view all of life's problems in the rences. but thev mav result in -v -u wag rea worded knew recent shipments mentioned in the dQwn local press. and I didn't see how he could "Those sheep farmers certainly smoke a lot and write many let- icf luuguagvo. vvuiu jujt ovvili mill ters, don't they?" a cynical observ repair it. If his socks remained unmended, the husband commented upon his discomfort when wearing them never upon his wife's fault as a housekeeper.

6. Keep disagreements between yourselves. "Never carry them outside to in-laws, friends or neighbors" and above all do not report quarrels to the husband's mother or father. er noted. each other good night." That way, suggests Father Kelly, "you'll start the next day out on a loving basis." The manual covers even the most delicate aspects of love and marriage in a straightforward manner, including birth control and the rhythm method, a gynecologist's marital advice, help for childless couples, marriage dangers, sleeping in a train station somewhere and people stealing everything he had." But Bobby used his tournament prize money to getfo Munich "Importer" or "merchant" may be the official title of many south same way," he explains.

"They have different ideas how the household should be run, on health habits, recreation, eating, sleep- in8-'- It is the way you handle these problems, he says, that decides whether you have a happy marriage or one of tension and agonizing hours of. charge and countercharge if th6 spark is ignited. Father Kelly gives an example: "Two wives add too much starch to shirt collars when laundering them. One husband shouts, "When are you going to learn how to starch a shirt?" The second husband puts his arm around his wife and says, 'Honey my neck is grow- ern businessmen but "contraban- where he found plane space home. dista" is their real title and they are among Argentina's richest men.

parallel, became thriving port. Each week ships arrived to disgorge hundreds of automobiles, television sets, nylons, dacron articles, costume jewelry, pens, cigarettes, sewing machines and thousands of other imported items. Heavy import duties in the rest of Argentina make these goods prohibitive in cost. However, eoods unloaded in 7. Give in on little things.

If you; money problems, alcoholism and are married to a man -who "blows parenthood. Chess is not. a popular game and there are no funds to send the American champion to tournaments. Bobby won two tickets to I. fir IN NOW AND THEN 3 KUHN'S KUHN'S Yugoslavia on a television pro- BALTIMORE (AP) This no tice on a photographic salon mayigram.

His 21-year-old sister, Joan, took the second. i be the shoo-hours sicn to end Rawson seem to find their wavJOO miles north to the shops of Buenos Aires. The 42nd parallel is patrolled scantily at best and its guards have been known to retire after lengthy service to beautiful homes on a mysterious income. Crackdown on Cars Pahd attempts to regulate southern imports ve evaded by the clever smugglers and the stream of luxury items continues north ---i---lllijjjlllj. Bobby doesn't like the tdea: of his mother going around with him to tournaments.

Besides, I figured it would be better for me to be here in case anything was needed money, primarily." She laughed ruefully a slender, dark-haired woman with a smiling mouth in a gamine face. The Fischers separated when Bobby was 2 and Mrs. Fischer raised her two children on her earnings as a nurse. "I don't discipline Bobby. He's too big.

Anyway, there's not much them all. OPEN NIGHTS EXCEPT-Tuesday Sunday Friday" Thursday Except Christmas week. Never (usually). See summer schedule (April-September only). Except during total eclipse.

Note When Yom Kipper falls on add one day to each item above. Note In case of atomic attack, ward. Recently the government cracked down on automobiles, the most lucrative item of the section's "industry." The southern importers were giv- in to say. He comes home and sticks will close from 1 to. 3 p.

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