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The Record from Hackensack, New Jersey • 42

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Hackensack, New Jersey
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.37 BERGEN EVENING RECORD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1951 By Chic Young That Body of Yours BLONDIE Rheumatoid Arthritis Capable HOWDOVOU LIKE GEE, HERB, HOW i Vj BOUGHT IT HOW DOES V. i up 1 I tl AND I LAV AWAKE NIGHTS S- MV WIPES CAN VOU AFFORD) V- ON THE I THAT WORK') rJlKTuf 1 I FIGURING OUT HOW (new fur coax) ri an expensive -(lav-awake r- to pav for it COy PLAN yJ "i NvJa- Of Making Victims Bedridden By JAMES W. BARTON. M.D. Of all the forms of rheuma tism, rheumatoid arthritis is ca pable, if neglected, of producing the greatest crippling and disability.

It is a disease of the body as a whole as well as of the joints: it usually affects young adults, particularly of the inflammation within the joints. However, some of it is due to fatigue and poor posture. Patients must not forget that doing one thing for too long whether sitting, walking, or working will eventually produce fatigue and that it is restful to change to something else. Some form of heat is definitely indicated to help, relieve the pain, reduce muscle spasm, and improve the circulation. With such relief it is possible to move the joint more freely.

Infrared Gradually increasing fatigue. most powerful treatment to use to stop the progress of rheumatoid arthritis. Injections are usually given at weekly intervals to begin with, but the dosage and the length of time it is given must be decided by the physician according to the patient's condition. ACTH and cortisone ai given in carefully selected cases for a short time only as a rule In order to make them more comfortable. Aspirin of course, li used commonly to help relieve pain.

There is an additional form of treatment exercise which I believe should have an entire article devoted to it because It is so important in the complete treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. fRelrued by Th Bell Syndicate. Ine nam. ana stinness over a penou of months and years is the com mon pattern of its development. By Saunders and Ernst It may involve any or ail ot tne body's joints but most usually MARY WORTH lamps are the most commonly used as they may be fitted into any light-bulb socket.

If electric you THE MORE YOU THINK. THE 1 vou SHOULDN'T'- CjHP T4 F0TRTf; FOMENT THE MORE YOU THINK. THE ity is not available, hot-water bottles can be used. affects fingers, wrists, elbows, knees, and feet. As a rule, more than one joint is affected and usually on both sides.

For example if one wrist joint is attacked, the opposite one tends FE CAN SCARE Injections of gold Into the muscles is felt by many to be the THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Bud Blake to become affected sooner or ltaer. Not only do the joints become swollen and painful, but the patient is actually ill may run a low fever, become excessively tired, anemic, and under weight. In the patient over tu, it may happen that he will have a sudden onset of rapidly spread rheumatoid arthritis, previous to which he may have been weu. What we can be hopeful about is thta of all patients who have rheumatoid arthritis, these peo ple in the older age group by far do the best. BED REST NECESSARY Complete bed rest without By Paul Norris weieht-bearine at any time is BRICK BRADFORD absolutely necessary for as long as the disease is in its active THE ANGLES OKAY-NOW I LL I i.

7 I I phase. The bed rest must be supervised carefully in order to prevent deformities in the joints, and the mattress must be 6ric was jettisoned pizom thb TIME-MISSILE. AS HE DESCENDS fty Paeasun he spots the wreckage firm. The patient is allowed to sit up in bed six times a day for 30 minutes each Lime. Only one tl OF A PACt-HIP! I 4 Dillow is allowed for the head and another is out Inside the bed at the foot to prevent bed THIS SPACE-6MIP C2ACXED UP ONLY 7 130 1 60 FROM HERE? NO TRACKS.

SH0STT1ME ASO! NO 9ISM0P -Sr JUST WRECKAGE AND NO SURVIVOCS IT COUUO HAVE SEEN SIGN OP LlPE IN THESE BARREN -THE HlP CARRYING KEl. jHjLJ-S clothes from pressing on the feet. At no time is a pillow allowed under the knees because It increases deformity. As the Datient improves, he is permitted to be up gradually. When he is allowed up, he should use a chair which is not too low.

In rheumatoid arthritis. pain is largely a direct result that women suddenly will grow By Al Smith MUTT AND JEFF You Decide, up, will be able to decide for themselves what style suits them best, and will say thank you to the Paris set for giving them a new feeling of responsibility and Winning Contract HEX Pop CAN YMV SKATES.1 TOO OLD? Dior, Others but You're TOO OLD TO accomplishment. YOUNS MAN, I CAN SHOW Bridge Champs Hit T. But I predict the dictation has I have Your not on ICE SKATES9 YOUR LIFE YXIATWINS Tell Women 1 gone on too long, and that when Dior snaps his fingers or snips his hems again next autumn, we will once again race back to fold. ORTWO Humor Enters The Tale ABOUT SKATIN? By PHYLLIS BATTELLE ladies sat East and West.

It was the last round of the game. Both New York. Feb. (INS) The By HOWARD 8CHENKEN And RICHARD L. FREY I WAS CHAMPION HEY ELLERS, For when it comes to fashion or anything else that involves decision, most of us still are ultra American woman, bless her trusting heart and timid soul, is at pairs admitted that they had no chance of winning and Mr.

Wil feminine. this very moment standing on It's nice to have a man around son, In the South seat, went so Velt NORTH Botk K2 the brink of utter tizzihood. to do the thinking. At least In far as to say that he didn't care the small matters. Tizzihood, as nervous and sen what happened.

Assured that he 10 I 94 2 98' sitive girls can tell you, is that state of troubled indecision into really meant It, Mesdames East and West placed their big pock- etbooks on the table and took Boy, 13, Has which one falls when planning party menus, nailing down men, placing place-cards and the like. these cards out of the duplicate board. FAST 76 87S4 0 AO 10 ITEST 109 85 4 C96 0K6 AO 107 AW ay With East overtook her partner's The Immediate problem con By McEvoy and Striebel DIXIE DUGAN fronting us is a traumatic one. S4 J2 as things tizzifying go. For the Chess Game first time In 10 years, Christian rather surprising lead of the king of diamonds In order to lead a club.

South's jack was slaughtered by the queen and another diamond led by West With the queen-10 behind dummy's jack. Dior and his designing friends are saying. "It's all up to you; Tntta Dixie's New York (J! A quiet group SOUTH (D) AO J3 9 AO 0 875S KJ6 TKe bidding: dress however you please." And EFFORTS THERE'S A huddled around a table in the the woman of America, who has been dictated to until her HfiiPPY PEUNION OP "THE corner of the Marshall Chess Club, watching an almost unbe AIRCRAFT WORKER MISS TME, 75 -Ur4CH -i T7 WITHOUTf-if OUGAN ZZTTTlwY' DA0 11' I I fc- BEING PUNNY, HERE VSk tU I Witl -Ui1 fil MY WAY FROMi TAVXWfri vt3'-HSw Jl thegpoundAfemme" oRlt S' AVfvPNr'i fl inr' Sit East made two diamond tricks before leading another club through South's king. West took three more club tricks. The de shoulders bowed (no pads 1948) lievable game.

Sol Vest Notts and her knees buckled under The players were Donald 5EWRATE TWENTY LONG VFJftS (heavy crinolines '47 and 53), I N.T. 3 9 3 N.T. Dbf. All P. will now be forced to make her Byrne, a chess master, and Bobby Fischer, a 13-year-old own decisions.

Brooklyn schoolboy playing It is difficult to figure out just Oprai lead: 0 his first major tournament. why 1957 should be the year Time and again with bold. when the Pans couture, espe There was something curiously surprising moves Bootiy outfoxed his more experienced prophetic in Robert H. Wilkinsa cially M. Dior of the dictatorial disposition, should decide to give opponent.

story about this deal which appeared in the December Issue of women their heads. Also tneir "Impossible, whispered one of legs, shoulders, chests, and fenders, having won the first seven tricks, collected an 800-point penalty and left South little dizzy. "Remember you said you didn't care what happened," Mrs. West reminded him. "My partner's son is a professional football coach and my son is an electronics and T.

V. expert. So. The ladies flipped the lids of those big pork-etbooks, revealing miniature television sets. The telecasting of the world championship played no part in Italy's tremendous victory.

In fact, the U. S. team actually picked up a few points on the televised hands. But In the rest of the match, the phe- Bridge world magazine, it was the onlookers. "Byrne Is losing to waists, to expose or conceal as intended as a fanciful bit of hu a 13-vear-oia noDoay.

they please. mor about the advent of televi "Mate," said this nobody, and sion in a bridge tournament. Last WEAR ANYTHING By William de la Torre the game was over. Bobby had LITTLE PEDRO month, a bridge championship did Maybe the fashion people were earned his victory In the Lessing J. Rosenwald trophy hit T.

V. screens though not tired of making the decisions and tournament. turned wishy-washy to see if the quite in the same way when a station telecast part of the final Chess Review magazine little woman customer could give session of the world champion- called it the game of the century shin match between teams repre a stunning masterpiece of com them a fresh idea. Or perhaps Jacques Griffe just couldn't see eve to eye with Balenciaga this senting the United States and bination play performed by a boy 9i Italy. of 13 against a formidable oppon winter, and Hubert de Vigenchy nn.

Some of the funniest of bridge ent matching the finest on record didn't go for that 1918 loo Pierre nomally accurate bidding and play of the Italians could seldom have been improved If they had been able to see each other's cards. F'i I I br Tb Amndmfd Htmn-Vt in the history of chess prodigies. Balmain thinks is so cunning stories concern the proverbial little old ladies who fix the experts. In this deal, the little old Bobbv didn win the Rosenwald At any rate, spurred by the iSS tournament the trophy went to free look suggested by Dior, the Sammy Reshevsky. the ranking designers have turned their prob V.

S. player but the crewcut lems over to the girls and said wear anything. Cut off your hems youngster who would rather play at the knee or drag them around cress man en esiaonsnea nimseu as a young man to watch the ankles; wear full skirts or New York chess enthusiasts truss up your hips: cinch in your hae recognized Bobby ability waist at the waist, or let it bag By Jose Salinas and Rod Reed THE CISCO KID for several years. out at the hipbone. HIGH PRAISE Anvthine and that includes AjLA A SjTiE, RjY a It e.t I eInXreIs tn In'e, 5jClTrtZlC IL 0 1 JJ ffiE A E.

eJeHn Efcis Sikh Mp3c ir ANUmir'L a'sHa CLE, OPE IP iA. Tjl E.T fTRA TjA IC bs'A W3! please! let oe your sanity if need be, madame I LL CAMY VOU Hans Kmoch. secretary-man 1. MC CMAMCE TO 0T to SAPS TV. goes.

azer of the tness REVERE PC On the surface, this may loon jNOusiTL C'SCO'. I fe Club says: ACROSS 1. Equivalence 4. Town 8. Prevalent 12.

Be indebted 13. On the ocean 14. American general 15. Repentant 17. Vegetable 1 8.

Uneren 19. Strong point 20. Started For his aee, I don mink Iifl ll like a break for fashion-conscious women. Not having to dress at there is any better chess player In the world. He is a genuine prodi the whims of dress monarchs who are out to outmode last gv and one of the best players in 34.

Blast ot wind 36. Sun disk 37. Part of a harness 34. Stop: naut. 39.

Esteem 42. Manservant 44. Mohammedan chieftain 45. Do over 44. Worthies: Biblical 49.

Ages 50. Contend 51. Russian city 52. Saucy 53. Sea eagVa DOW Small explosion year's dresses, you might say at our club.

totvtto Saturday! Prate first appraisal, is a blessing. But Bobby appears embarrassed by stop and consider. all the attention he has drawn -v. A- If there is one lesson these de since he defeated Byrne. just made the moves I signers have drilled Into us all, since Dior introduced that violently new new look in 1947, it thought were best." he says modestly.

"I was just lucky." 2. WindmiB sail 3. Refusing 4. Conductor's tick 8. Employs 4.

Resumes mm- 22. Sharpen 24. Dismounted 25. Continent 26. Uncooked 29.

Hereditary 31. Tried 33. Fall behind that definite rules must be followed if we are to be stylishly up to snuff. With the herd in stinct so firmly established, a Where did he learn the game' "My sister taught me when I was 6." he says. "She was 12 and didn't know too much about the game, but she told me where and how to move the pieces.

I liked it and have been playing it ever since." woman had only one problem. It was: Where to get the money to dress like anybody else who was By Peter Hoffman dressing like everybody JEFF COBB Does he ant to continue play STILL NEED CASH Now her problems are multi ing the game and perhaps become one of the great players? "I could play chess all my life." he answers shyly. '1 like plied. She still has to get the money for we are all indoctri T. Cbaxmai 8.

Atomatoa 9. Roman road 10. Command 11. Anglo-Saxon slavs 18. Angry 19.

Exploit 20. Dane 21. Chariea Lamb 23. Be silent 25. Potssh 25.

Tending to revolve 27. Prayers 24. Proceeded 30. Cutnre nvdjura 3r Black bard 3-5. Harsh 37.

Howly 38. Tilted 39. Braw mat 40. TheTen4-maxer LAgrebl 43.Dutant 45 CorlM fabric 4. Title 47.ri nated still to the wea that new wardrobes are necessary to keep tournaments and would like to play in a lot of them.

As for being great, I don't know about abreast and athwart of the Mrs. H.I TT PifP'f 1 Kfe? GET 6CWE TT I If HtKSY IT UP, VTU. i IT KXK -TKXia wa.P-1 PSCV -Js 73 VUVT jf I I'M SETT'S 3 kTOOP JTITECY )ft J1CKET WAXES It VUST VkTK Y0J COVE fi CRACKS Tr6 i IPIs4 Iw Joneses. And added to this is the i i II I- I IS 6 jl 11 in TT -V7X T5 "24 IT li 1 17 I IS IT S3 ii 37 3 jT 40 Ut "fr i 51 5Z S3 that nagging miy of just what style Kmoch. however, has fewer to spend tee money, when got.

reservations: upon. Also, there wiu be wild con "The outlook is briTianf. If lie continues to proceed the way be fusion at affairs where women of cood taste get together. With has the past year or 2. he's likely to become one of the greatest players of all time.

The important British port of Hons Kong on the southeast coast Bessie concea.ed to her antes and Mary dressed lie a Tapper, who is to say who is chic Indecision will even though decision has been forced upon us as the order of the day. Aer the first few months of free look, it is to be hoped of China is tea square mi.es a and has both aa east and area tAaa TWS SI entrance..

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