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STAY ALIVE LONGER!

Mental Tensions | Take Heavy Toll

By Lelerd Kordel Installment Seven cause one-third of all deaths in John Stanton is still in his|men under fifty-five.

i pressure}; Few of you can tell, without a is already wrecking his chances| physical checkup, thaf your blood of living much longer. John was/|pressure is high. One of the most a pharmacist mate in the United|common symptoms fs persistent States Navy during World Warjheadache. The headache may

of|make you pessimistic! irritable, owner; sojand morose, which further. in- in his|creases your blood pressure. You it was decided|may suffer dizziness and light- take over his fa-|headedness. Vertigo, with the rs prosperous business. feeling that the world is spinning This he did, without consulting around you, occurs in extreme his natural aptitudes. 4 jcases. For fourteen hours every day of | the week including Sunday, John = _—— eon worked to make the success and) 04” Gown sie oe & naar profit his father-in-law expected. |i the da we . —- He was mentally and physical- | my cx from Cay ay.

}even. your peace or mind. In the these rises of ar pressure are temporary. Your : . }arteries are dependent upon the “I can't tell you to go back to functioning of the arterioles—

-*\|that store.” I said. “Not since the very small terminal portions

i| pressure ts. There are two things

ij you've told me what your blood of the arteries—which in turn are

: dependent upon the functioning of wrong with your job: for om€/your nervous system.

thing, you're working too hard.| Looking at John’s tense and

‘|for another; you don’t like yout hagsard face, I had a hunch

|| work—it's something for which that his functional high blood _| you're not suited.”

| pressure was due to stress or an- “There is increasing belief.” T xiety rather than physical diffi-

‘|told John, “that such things as culty. ©

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~ §OBBING PROTEGE _

Beverly Aadiland, left, refer- | ald Shedlo, Flynn's secretary. red to as the late Errol Flynn’s | She had just been refused protege, sobs as she is led down | service at a cocktail lounge be

- hallway at SeattleTacoma In- | cause, employes said, she is ternational Airport by Ron- | under age. .

GEORGETOWN [ros 00 oso ptt”

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Bell and " Miss Francine Dionne of Gaspe, Mr. William Rafuse left early in| Quebec. who is a student at the week on return ener ene Dame Academy, was a re- Mass.. following a visit spe cent guest of Miss Marie Mac- Georgetown. On their return they/y an. were accompanied by Mrs. Victor = ; ah aed O0r. Peer Datecs. O.S.V.S.S. Wilfred McQuillan,

Captain John Dicks has enter-'3) Canadian Navy,

stationed at

ed the Veterans’ Wing of the HMCS. Stadacona in Halifax,|

Prince Edward Island Hospital.'ns was a recent guest of his

and Mrs. Wilfred

good health. © | MeQuillan, Sr. He had with him

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stewart/as his guest, 0.S.V.S.S. Ted Fitz-

and family of the R.C.A.F. Sta-' patrick, who is also\ stationed at tion at Slemon Park were recent: HM.CS. Stadacona

visitors to Georgetown where| The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the

they visited Mr. Stewart's par-'Canadian Lezion. sponsored al

ents, Mayor and Mrs. A. H. Ste-| highly successful card party, box

wart and Mrs. Stewart's parents,/ social and dance in the Town|

Captain and Mrs. John Dicks. | Han on Thanksgiving Day

Mr. and Mrs, Walter Soloman; Mr. Clem Wizhi-left last week and family of Souris spent the on return to Boston, Mass.. fol- past weekend in Georgetown. ‘lowing a visit with his mother,

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker Mrs. William Wight AC. motored to Charlottetown. Tues- day, on their return they were OLD PROFESSION ‘accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker and son Andy,| Optometry — the examination who will visit with them. ‘and correction of eve defects—

Mr. Clarence Stewart, who is has been practised since at least taking teachers training course atithe 13th century.

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i|mervous tension and feelings of || anxiety, insecurity, and worry af-| everywhere —in offices, at lunch- fect a person’s blood pressure. |eon tables, on the factory assem-

{Prince of Wales College, was @ do recent guest of his parents. Ma-

| “Then, you know what happens

Jr., who is a member of tht Roy-;

Moore & McLeod

You hear the word “tension”

You have all these things to con-|bly line, and, conspjcuously, on tend with in the store. Then. you | buses and in subways. You say you don't eat a Sebamed | canis have to wear the gray

diet or sleep regularly. Don't you! flannel suit of Madison Avenue. know what this regimen is doing | You can-be just as tense in your to your arteries?”

“I'm beginning to have an idea.” said John. “But go on. | Maybe if I can find out the things | jthat cause it, I'l know what to) to prevent further hyperten-

| Ede you water your own lawn. | John?” I asked. ‘ | “Well. sure.”’ said John, “when T have the time. But why do you ask that?” linside a gardew hose when you) screw down the nozzle to throw |a stream of water farther acros: the lawn. In hypertension some- thing similar happens within your jabnormally contracted arteries. | Pressure increases, and the heart

through these tightly eontracted small vessels.”

THE RESULT OF PRESSURE As a result of increased pres- | sure, two things can happen. Either your overworked heart becomes excessively enlarged and you suffer from congestive heart failure or, because of increased pressure within it, a weakened artery elsewhere in the body may give way and cause a stroke Hypertension also hastens |

Relox—toke Wompdié’s development of atherosclerosis— - : “ant the disease of clogged arteries. These two blood conditions are the greatest contributors to the heart disease that strikes men

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ly exhausted by the time het varies with your activities, or) _jicame to see me. “Just tell me| Pi lhow I can keep going,” he plead-|"°f™a! Person,

suffering from nervous strain—

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suggesting this: If you don’t like|lottetown, were recent visitors to | your job, you must, for the sake| York where they were the guests | lof your health, either learn to|¢? Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Swan and | |like it or else quit and get ano-|Mrs. Harry Swan. ither job. Your nervous tension,; Mrs. Frank Watts has return-| ‘anxiety, and worty tend to in-|ed to her home in York after | crease your blood pressure.” visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fear, anger, and anxiety are|Watts and family, Montague. |some of the emotions that stimu-| Mrs. Ramsay Auld, Charlotte- | jlate high blood pressure and dis-|to2wn, and Miss Amelia Mi11,) jturb the sympathetic nervous sys-|Clermont, were recent visitors to | tem. York. } *Harboring resentment or frus-|- Mrs. Fred MacDonald and daw- | tration can be equally harmful.'/ghter, Mrs. Jack Caswell and’ |The stress caused by- pent-up re-|family were visitors to York sentment and unresolved frustra-j recently. ; } tion is dangerous—a veritable; Mrs. Louis Vessey entertained | ‘emotional time bomb. the York Women’s Institute at | | Hypertension is something that|mer home Tuesday evening. There | }can be controlled, in both physi-| were 21 members present. © cal and mental ways. And many} Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ves long, useful years can be added|:ey were recent guests of Mrs. | to life. Are you willing to make|Louis MacCallum and Mr. and the necessary effort? Mrs. Gregor MacCallum, Brack- ley. i Rally Day service was held in

from the book, “Live to Enjoy| York United Church Sunday eve- the Money You Make.”’ by Le-|ning with a good attendance of lord Kordel. Published by World).

(Tomorrow: Don’t Let Ten-

members. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moore,

a ding Wee org, & , Pemity, Chartnteetet, Levis! YORK guests of Mr. and TENSION COSTS BILLIONS Gympathy is extended to F

More than one-fourth of the ma-|pir. Edmond and tane-| aot gannaer Wieder sielied Mr

. Psychosomatic Sl Mr. and Mre, Frank Hughes.) ggr and Mrs. Edison — Sentoshen, aes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey. spent Saturday in York, as town dollars ees - page a Miss Fern Vessey, York, has| guests of Mr. Hardy's mother, |line tive wages and in damage to the|2ccepted a position at the Ex-|Mrs. Elby Hardy at the home of day weekend. workers themselves and te their|?¢rimental Farm, Charlottetown. |his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.| wr, J.-B. machines. Gtr. snd 90m, Leet Vonsny and je0d Sirs, Rese We spent the “John,” I eaid. “did ever | Mr. and Mrs, Watts mo-| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Creed, Char-|the homes see @ show called Finian's Rain-|20ed to Montague recently where |lottetown, were the guests of Mrs. Tra and Cla bow?” they were the guests of Mr. and|Creed’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.| Mr, and Mrs “No,” said John, looking start- Mrs. Howard Watts. Leith Brown, York, on Sunday,|Mr. and Mrs. led at my ing irrelevant| Mrs. Harry Swan spent a few |Oct. lth. Charlottetown, remark, “Why?” days with her son-in-law and| Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey and |Mr. and Mrs. “There’ : in it that daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts, York, |on Thursday seuiatiiedr < ae effect: , el . Charlottetown. teft on Wednesday mo . Oc-| Mr. and Mrs. can't fondle the hand I'm fond of,| Miss Helen Lewis, Charlotte- | tober 14th for a holiday to New | York, spent I'll fondle the hand at hand.’ ”|town, was the guest of her par- :

John grinned a witie. nee “cid baer pga Harry Lewis, you're not suggesting tha i . hands with my customers?” Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Craswell

“Hardly that,”I said. “I am and sister, Mrs. Jamieson, Char- an ou

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