Foods For the Dieters Hit Big-Business Class

washlngton. July 16, (NANA) - People who must lose weight, people with food allergies. heart patients and diabetics 30.- 000000 of them in the United states -- are causing a big stir .n the food industry these days, Changing Times, the Kiplinger Magazine, points out.

with their special problems. may are demanding and getting drinks without sugar, bread without wheat, milk without fat, vegetables without salt, desserts without calories. They require Jaiatable substitutes for basic food: banned by their diets, and science is scrambling to supply them. They want and are being given chemical analyses on everything from loaves of bread to ice cream mixes.

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They are causing such an up- ;oar, in fact, that health foods have been taken out of the fad cl.-issification. have had their name changed to dietetic foods, and have been moved right onto ihe supermarket shelves. All of ihis had been going on for some time, but last year the trend be-

came a landslide. The food industry - still -I riigcim: to catch up-realizes

ll'l;lt this is what has happened: Since the '30's, a handful of iiriiltli-food stores over the coun- ii-v have been catering to ;i.li00,000 or more persons suffer- ing from diabetes, heart condi- tions and food allergies. as well as to all the I'eiZf'l8l'lllnS and people who like the so-called nature foods. Then. a few years ago, life in- surance companies found that 25,000,000 adults were over- weight and labelled obesity the

That Body of Yours By James W. Barton, M. D.

",N'vurr).Sls (plural neuroses) has lieen defined as a disorder of the nervous system for which no cause .-:in be found. There are various ii-pas of neuroses with one or an- other of which we are all familiar.

Many of us suffer with some form of the "compulsion" neurosis. in which the patient. actually

against his wish. has to think cer- tain thoughts. or perform certain actions. Thus he may have the fear that the gas jet is not turned off, or he may have "religious" obses- sions such as going I0 he" and missimz hl"'(H'9I1. These persons know Iliat their thoughts or actions are foolish but are powerless in control them Tliry arr often above the average intellectually.

Another nciirosis is called "trau- matic"' neurosis Ifrom trauma meaning injury: and this occurs in individuals who have been injur- ad at their work, wounded in war. njured in a motor accident. Even ifter the injured part has recover- ed or the wound completely healed.

. , lMr5. Hen”, Mayhew M V L people should be expected to re- ??1:y5E?gC:llt;f(PrtiEA;1 ientedod beverages began Wm) the Cnseler and Mrs. Marrisrscnsglexyn W" '"0”eY l"V”"ed in me” ”' are unnitwd for some Lime ,0 do "r "cm" "r lmali ll”'h””f-'h -.e..D .... .V.sDn ucation. Most parents are quite n' h M,” work Wen when mere mm” saccmum d,”"k5 had bee" B OK E satisfied to see the results of their is ghivsical disability So real Esuniioae loll: umlbfl Nodvffmertth no Fl L0 w. L em)”-S" However' in some cases the - - ,. r an i eren r - ' is traumatic neurosis to the lndivi- bmnda. M0” 5, mn,n.e 5 The regular meetin g of the mcrmce has been; so great Lin” dual that compensation boards, wen u ,,,g,,,.,m,e,e e ” Brookficld w. 1., was held in the ?:p”",d ,3; Mmfoef pension boards, judges and juriies For diabetics were are glugllhnmc of. Mrs. Wendell Rodd on ing, In those msgaxzcesp Common novgagwragg ncizmxggneiaflgl;-t::mh”? ten. breads, and those on low-.f':':io?fsMthsigtmembers and lhr” decency would exact some return. m" 1 lnjfi , bi?” for-lthe day: ye sodium diets have a qlioii-e ofi in thepa,:SeM'e M the , id t Your young man has many years :33; to (E9 nervoug g Lem whggh salbfree bremu and Takes For lMrs Wilbert Stetson toolkl edhaernge to earn I living for I Wm)" Dani! mmde" thgse mdmdulss for g i-edifgers. dnonfat milks, ybothyof hm meeting. Meeting opened bf beg)i;u;ige two or three years spent oonsidevable time. unable to cairn tn” out nnmllkdrguogg ;1V”1:::1:,rcpeating Ci-elfdbln IIIISOII. Atlet- m "mm M” fol” their usual salary or wages . ' 01' W85 F88 Y e Sepre ary . g g Another common neurons 1. the :29" E” l0Wt50dlUm milk-9. lfrnn-1 the Red Cross thanking the 0lgE:: 213:”? aggptgdiggre -immmc-i (from --cm.d1on meaning - ilnstitute for their donation. The V h N Y ham bla There are plenty of Dl.h6l'iSlCk committee reported making imd famult My ml-V trouble L” 9” 'f”",gi;fllkm hy mm; Qimns: The assortment literal- calls and taking fruit. Mrs. Wil- W” mml" 9m'9""5m "'9 be- famolile Xrmg Mug 1; butmgugo ly goes from soup to nuts -ibert Stetson thanked the members '0” my mend” by Wm"? "mm

timu I. minute instead of 72-76. if the beating is irregular. if the heart seems to stop for a second. or

Cam 1,911 and Ma 9; recommended a tonic," or. "Sally if he has a pain in the region of 2355' wigs? t:::'ee;:1goinizp to collect fhfalhe vg::10;1g:,r: brought the nicest boy home last lmlheut but there in actually no era casein bacon and chocolato Army. Mrs. Robert Andrew's In- Week but l'iG h95l"i'l- Milled 119? ”,It,hh”i"' d'5e"" pretlm” drfnu mm,” honey! and ohm vitcd the members to her home for -Since. etc. I hate to tell her tiny-

” 99”" is tm” "hue were "my on if 0" look h rd h next meeting. Meeting closed with thing. because I know She'll re- be "0 "ml or 0'35"” T9550" ml" ' y R enoug ' lthe Lord's Prayer: and lunch was D9” ll-

lo watch finances. There is a pos- ibllity that you will be approached on the subject of speculation. but such ventures would be risky for you during that period. Be on zuard. mo against tendencies toward extravagance, tension and emotion- illsm during the some period. And watch health!

There is a possibility that you may have to shoulder some extra responsibility during November, hit. by year's end. you should find both business and personal mat-

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Happenings or The week Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Milllgui entertained at their home in Surn- merside on Wednesday at s dinner party honoring Mrs. A. W. Milllgan Oi Tyne Valley on the occasion of her birthday.

nation's No. 1 health problemw Pressured on every side, the fat migrlxoxis began to reduce in droves. it gave the food industry a total market of at least 30,000,000 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker dieters, and the response ca.me;of Summerside have had. as their lluiclillh The result is that if you guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whic- nead Sllecial foods, you are in glden of Toronto. better spot to find them now ihanl ' ' ' ever before. Mrs. Ferno Rogers and Mrs. Don- ald Baker were co-hostesses at the You can buy an almost end- home of the former in Summer- less .variety of foods tailored's.de at the tea hour on Tuesday, to fit your doctor's orders. You in honor of Mrs. Ralph Emery. who can get them more cheaply than is leaving in the near future for you used to - in some cases Goose Bay. babrador. they are nearly as cheap as or- ' ' ' dinary foods. You can get foods Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Ice of Binn- that taste like food. not like mer-ride. have as their guest. Mn. ;sawdust; and you can buy them Ralph Rogers of Charlottetown. n the very store where you ' ' t shop for the rest of the mm. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Morrison of lily, if mi:-re of the 1,500 dm,.(oodiSummersidet,M entertteinedmat the 5 up; '9 handy, ,summer co go in ave ish It Although the sugar industry the dinner hour on Wednesday

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in calorie; 35 mag; people LhjnklllVIOrI'lSOIl on the 30th anniversary and that it is a good appetite'0l their Wedding-

represser, the fact remains in ' A '

the mind of ., man or ,, wom.l Mrs. W. H. Whitten of Halifax, an on i diet that 8. teaspoonful.N- 5-. spent last week in Summer-

ney Elliott and daughter, Sydney Ann: also her sister, Mrs. Jamu Peat with her daughters, Mrs. Clor- don Garland, and Miss Judy Peet, of St ..lohn's, Newfoundland. . . .

are not safe for all persons, but four that are listed as generally acceptable in food for your heart, a booklet put out by the American Heart Association available free through

ciains only, are ”K” salt,

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N90, r. and Mrs. W. G. Gillis have curtasal, dlasal and co-salt. I85 their guests at their "mmex Dozens of packers are supplyg jhome in-0'Leary, their daughter, mg dieters Mm more man 60 Mrs. Orville Page with her child- differemt kinds of specially pre-;”3”' Kare" Md Bi"Y- Of Guelph- pared canned foods. Supermar-iomanci kets account for about 95 per cent of sales, which are expected eventually to equal the baby food industry's volume of sl50,f)00,000 annually. You can find almost kind of fruit, berry and table put up in water without sugar and salt, few companies make soups and meat out salt.

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Miss Dorothy Ellis left Summer- side Wednesday by plane for Mont- ,real, where she will be joined by iMiss Dean Cheshire on a trip to every MEXICO.

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Mrs. Earle Smith entertained at her apartment in Summerside on Friday at the tea hour, honoring Mrs. G. A. B. Watson (Edith Dodds) and Mrs. Eville Gorham (Ada Mac- Lead).

. - . Salt is not added to diet-pack vegetables, and' every effort is made to eliminate any salt that might get Into the food acciden- tally during packing processes. labels should and most of them do - list the exact. num- ber of calories. the milligrams of sodium. and the percentages of fat. carbohydrates and pro- tein. Without exact analyses. canned goods are useless to sCi- . enmic reduce” and am he Sllvcr and cut flowers adorned the downright dangerous to DI'l'S()llS mm” 3" which M3'5' C- or B3?" on low-sodium and low-suzai'im”5'd9d "V" the L9.” cups: Alsalstf diets. ulrig llglrs. gfiompgon inhiervlngl viiere . or nun ers, arol, rs.S el on bigl.JC5Sb0(l;:IT:3,n ui.1hieennyle-ifgafjfgweielxiDuncan, Mrs. Wendell Barbour,

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Mrs. Louis Dystant of Summer- .side, has as her guests, her daugh- iter. Mr. Claude Cook. with her children. Cornie and Charles, of Watervillc, S. O

U C . Mrs. S. C. Thompson entertained at her home at 1:41 I-Illlsboro St. on Monday at a tea for Mrs. G. H. Barbour and her guest Mrs. Alec MncLure of Victoria. B. C.

is. for fruit. A bill of 310.00 for flow- A era was paid. Mrs. Robert Andrews.

Desserts make up -a big field.l Phyllis

argues that sugar is not so high lionorinfl Mr. and Mrs. Theron DU

l Honor Guard For Princess Margaret in Germany

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or gun, has 14 calories, mdlside guest of Mr. and Mrs. Firth the artificial sweeteners, sacchariniBowness. . and cyclamate, have none. ' ' ' ' Salt substitutes for heart pa- MI3 ””d M75 William HHYWHU1 gems on lowjsnmum diets musliof summerside, have as their guests- be prescribed by doctors. the latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Syd-.

Princess Margaret is seen as the Inspected A guard of honor at the 33rd Armored Brigade group. base in Sennelager during her recent four-day visit She iii the first member of the royal family to visit Germany since the war.

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Army And Air Force.

DOROTHY DIX '

Fiance's Plans Irk Her

DEAR. MISS DIX: I have been going steady for a year with Roger. who is a college junior. We got along well until the other evening when I mentioned marriage. Then he came up with this problem. When he finishes college, and starts to work, he feels he should pay back to his parents the money they spent on his tuition, etc. He worked for part of the expenses. I feel has not considerate in this matter. His people arenit wealthy and it did take sacrifices to put him through school, but I con- tend that the future belongs to him and me.

Sarah D.

SELFISH ATTITUDE

ANSWER: 'I'hat's a selfish way of looking at things. Your idea is that the young man should be considerate-but only to you. After all, Sarah, you brought up the subject of marriage, not Roger. Perhaps he had an agreement with his family to pay back some of the money spent on him or per- haps he just feels the moral ob- ligation to help those who helped him.

In general, I don't think young

everything I do. She says such things as, "Sally looks so pale I took her to the doctor and he

you can find almost anything.

The dietetic foods are meant, as the labels should indicate, for people who must restrict their diets. Don't use them unless you have to. In the first place. they cost more, as ii rule, than regular foods." And they can result in a diet deficient ment. , Before you diet for any rea- son, consult your doctor. Use

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Sally K. ANSWER: Mom is being very iactless, but I'm sure it's uninten- tional. In an effort to find con- versational materiiil with your friends. she assumes that any- thing concerning you will be of in- terest to them. Ask her nicely if sheill please talk of less personal things.

DEAR MISS DIX; I'm ii mar- ried woman. but have been in love with another man for six years. I realiu that I've been very foolish and have decided to give him up. We've been seeing each other two or three times I month. but have never even kissed each other. Now that we're parting for good, Id like to kiss him good-bye. I know it would please him, but would it cause, him to have less respect for

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For Tomorrow

Sunday's horoscope promises I most enjoyable day if leisure houis are spent with those whose inter- ests and tastes are similar to your own. Hospitality and a show, of friendship to a business associate could prove most valuable in the future.

Your desire to get away for a short' trip is a. commendable one, and you should have a. pleasant time but check your budget first A trip may prove costlier than you

ing with strangers you along the way.

For the Birthday

If tomorrow is your birthday, you should immediately organize a pro- gram of tasks which must be ac- compllshed.

Folow this program meticulous- ly, regardless of minor obstacles. You may have a tendency to break away from routine and monotony now, but do not yield to the temp- tation. Your success this year will depend largly on your own effort and industry. .

Your personal relationships should be most stimulating during Aug- ust and, socially. you should find yourself in a. whirlwind of activity during the same period. Domestic matters, courtship, romance and travel are favored for many months to come, but try to avoid nervous tension during September and De- oember.

A child born on this day will be endowed with a magnetic person- ality and the gift of salesman- ship.

Tlse Day After Tomorrow

Business and personal relation- ships should prosper on Monday, and your ability for leadership may be put to an unusual test. Show that you can handle additional prestige and accompanying fliian- cial reward will make your efforts well worthwhile.

Where household matters are con- cerned, oonfine yourself to routine duties since the configurations do not favor new enterprises. Com- pletion of programs already under way is favored, but plan every move In detail and make no snapIdecl- sions.

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Keep salad greens in refrigera- for or as cold a place as your stor- age facilities afford for crisp, cool salads.

Always tear salad greens lightly. Cutting bruises leafy vegetables and hastens wilting.

To peel tomatoes, clip for a minu- te in boiling water then in cold. The skin will slide off easily.

Use a double-edged slotted veget- able peeler to prepare carrot curl: easily. Place the paper thin strips in ice cold water and they will curl prettily.

For flavourful surprises in your salads try the tender-top leaves of spinach, tiny chopped nasturtium leaves, or chives.

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Again quoting: "watt lead was 3 small heart. I played dummy's ace, drew two rounds of trumps, then led a diamond and put in dummy's queen. If that finesse suc. ceeded I was home, and if it didn't, a 2-2 diamond break would still get me out of trouble. East cap- tured the diamond queen and shift- ed to a. club; I put up the ace and run every trump. But no and I went down one.- misplay the hand?"

The fairest answer is that South's line of play might well have suc- ceeded but that it was not the best line available. Two other plans were superior. One of these M the' better - was to finesse the queen of hearts at Trick 1. despite South's singleton. If the finesse lost, de- clarer could win the to-be-expected club return, lead to the diamond. ace. discard a diamond on the? heart ace, then safely ruff out the diamond suit for a club discard.

The other sound plan was to win the first trick with the hearti ace. then cash the diamond ace, and concede a diamond. Declarer, would of course put up the club ace if East shifted to that iiuit,l after which he would enter dummy?

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exceptionally stimulating. Y o u r horoscope indicates s, wealth of new and original ideas and, with your innate gifts or per,;i.gzencp,,.' you should be able to put them over in fine fashion. ' During the fail, you may have. the individual to believe he hasl heart. kidney, lung or other troublei the fact that he has the belief makes him less fit to do hLs work properly and less able to face life's problems. 1 t The treatment consists in mak-i ing a thorough. examination so that'i both patient and physician know- thst no real organic ailments exist. If there is no organic ailment. an attempt is made to locate the causc or causes of why the patient be-

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ANSWER: Since. very wisely, you have decided to end this friend- ship, I think It best to forego the farewell kiss, too. "Touch hands and part with laughter; touch lips and part with tears" is not idle advice.

BEEF E.:l'EB.s , Per oapits. conmmption of beef in Canada in 1953 was 59.1 pounds,

compared with 44.7 in 1962.

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.OftmtInu if I peach thin I rubbed wltlrglyoerine I few dq boron halting, the slain will (fit. pun.

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