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Mind And Body

By Lelord Kordel Installment Sixteeh

Tt is the opinion of several lead-|

fing phychiatrists that a man does not break down from over- work, but from. his attitude to-

ward his work. The crack-up of)

the executive, they believe, is precipitated by a deterioration in the executive's social life, his outside mterests, or his marriage.

The man who turns to his work as to a refuge, for its therapeu- tie value, encounters in his work a special stress or a series of stresses that at some point in- tensify unbearably the conflicts of his personality. Then he goes to pieces.

-The cocktail method of relax- ation is a damaging one. If you limit your drinking toa glass of light wine or beer, this many relax you and prepare your sto- mach for nourishment. But the cocktail bender is another thing!

Habitual drinking gill cause lasting impairment to the brain, the nervous system, and the liv- er. Every time you drink too much a certain amount ef brain damage results sure the amount of damage: your drinking does to you by your men- tal state.

DON’T DEPEND ON ALCOHOL Alcohol is a poison that acts

You can mea-|.

Mr. Colbert: léaves work every evening at 5.30.

“Instead of worrying all through the night about my problems in this highh- tive field of auto ma Mr. Colbert says, “‘bef@re I go to sleep, I ask myself if there's any- thing more I can do now. If there isn't, I sleep soundly.”

Former President Truman clears his mind of any early-mor- ning cloudiness with a brisk walk. He says this enables him to start work fresh and mentally alert. Bernard Baruch, Mrs. |Eleanor Roosevelt, and other ‘busy people manage to stretch their working time, instead of letting it tick away for them.

THE COFFEE ADDICT

We are familiar with the cof- fee addict—the worker who must thave his morning shot of caffeine jor he becomes morose, irritable, 'and speaks in grunts. If this man would eat a decent breakfast with the proteins of eggs and meat. he woud! be able to do a full day's work.

Far from needing less of the important nutrients, the tense | person leeds more. He needs pro- tein for specific dynamic action. He needs more vitamins to speed up the metabolic processes to furnish the extra energy he needs

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onset of disease. Keep your

vitamins in the food you eat—and few of us do!—be sure to take them every day in concentrated form. HONEY FOR HANGOVER

I hope you won't ever need an antidote for a bad hangover, bui if you should—iry honey. Honey has a high ‘vitamin content, and

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{ DIET THE EASY WAY |

BY EATING POTATOES (Baked, boiled or mashed) .

People used to pity the Irish who were so poor that they had to live on potatoes. The next time you see a bunch of "new Cana-

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5 were guests of their son-in-law/ Boston. to visit with her brother ‘ Bue caused by tensions’ Creed, Charlottetown. Mrs. mentne tie snd Sam: : i Teaee ta lesen ‘Sees o YORK Mr. Leonard Andrew has re-|ily spent Sunday iS fast plain boncy!—th abe turned to work at C.N.R. Sum-| Mrs. Robert Chappell was hos- F Sucelled tensine-cloppers in—the| Mrc-and—Mys. Stirling White-|™merside. | after a fe w)tess to the York W.M.S. on Tues- ; form of natural food. "|way of Minto, N.B., speat part of O2¥%, at his home in York ‘with/day ‘evening, at her home. BS ne : their with his|™>, family. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis and . Tension is-not new to this world. holiday weekend Mr. Allen Brown of the Mari-|femily, York, spent Sunday at p The R r Marcus) parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ; ° B oman empere time Electric, spent Sunday at) Freetown, the guests of Mr. and Aurelius recognized tension. He|Vhiteway, York. bm home in York. Mie Coley Lewis said, “Mf you are paiged by any A motes poet At ie. 608 He Me ead Mra. Gea White- . . external tiring, it is not this that| Melville Higgins, South Melvillé,| or: Sue Crt: woe River|..Mrs. Elmer Brown and Mrs. disturbs you, but your own judg-| Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Higgins end| “ay hea ay Will Cooke, York, were recent ment about it.” Mrs. James Moore, Hunter Riv-|¢" Thursday w they were! ouests of their sister, Mrs. Court . eat cr, were the guests of Mr. and|the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jack!) Charlottetown * the guest 4 Tension today is a complex and|,,’ Ferguson. 8 “ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis . | am |Mrs. Donald Crockett, York on|Fergu Mrs. Gertrude Whiteway, prin- fencerons threst lo our astionsl|funday. Mrs. W.D. Cooke, York. has re-| nti" of “York® schol, aticaded| eameneiving Day. CUDMORE'S ; th. Overcome your tensions,| Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown, York | turned to ge er spending . —————— | or they will overcome you. An ad- ¥ ier. fall holidays at her home Teenie china oo Satetiay Oc| TALLEST STRUCTURE DRY CLEANERS | versary not to be underestimat-|the Money You Make,” by Le-| "ere. : tober 17th. ° ‘ , | a ed, tension is a killer of both|lord Kordel. Published by World.)| Miss Linda Pidgeon, French|: sr” anq Mrs. Richard Vessey|shocune ta tenia ade || 100 Kent St Phone 623) a mind and body! . River, is the guest of Mr. and) ..4 family and Mr. Earle Ling,| reaching 1,610 feet at Roswell in — ‘ .(Tomorrew: Uleers Are | Mrs. Will Pidgeon, York. York t Sendey at Wheatley New. ’ ‘ + (All Rights Reserved. Adapted) Made, Not Born. How to pre-| Mrs. Will Crockett and daugh- = . from the book, “Live to Enjoy! vent — and how to correct.) ter Lenore, left on Saturday =| CY CYLINDER _ sy ALLISON MocLEOD LTD

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upon the brain as an anesthetic.'and to repair the tissues he de- Only a relatively small amount|is stroys. He requires 4 to 8 times found in a glass of wine or beer.| as much diffusible thiamine as the With a stronger drink, however, | rested person. The victim of ten-| the alcoho] triggers the whole'sion, whose condition .is precipi-| complicated defense and repair/ tated by a lack of minerals in system of the body. If you sub- the body organs, invites a break-| ject your body to repeated reac-|down unless he assures himself tions to emergency situations | of an adequate supply of these with the daily drinking of strong important body-health regulators. | cocktails, your system will even-| Minerals, proteins, and vita- tually be weakened. No matter mins work together to resist the how tense you feel at the end, of the day, don’t depend on al-,

dians," listen to the brogue of the ginger- headed six-footer with shoulders on him like a prize-fighter and fists like hams. Not peach-fed hams these, but Irish-potato-fed. It was “not only economics that made the lrish eat potatoes—it was also sound com- mon sense. The mother of that man you

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hol for yor el ion. ° i 7” , . fe re 7 slain aascenachatl Firestone Potato diet for average watched lift a sack of cement as if it were a each 1 4.95 to 39.95 ; for the New York Academy of | person two or three days E 44 : ' Medicine, says: “The individual's) Home & Auto each week. bag of feathers knew what was best for ability to absorb tension depends | - a iimnsies ; ; cron be ttre detlence and Charlottetown, P. E. I. Breakfast: him—and gave him potatoes, lots of them. ; | meeting stresses and strains.” | | Tea, ws two boiled F MEN S PLASTIC RAINCOATS ; Each individual may be thought | eggs. no butter or sugar ° i of as being like a steel wire : Potatoes are not fattening. They make you Dome fasteners, two pockets, reinforced | | 8 a ee ee Midday: : . throughout points of strain. Sizes small, ' a oe ava Four to six baked or d the len th lif medium, large and extra large. i ean cary it without damage. Bu focd ‘patos win's fg SHrONg, Slim and they lengthen your life. | te eapcenetien and oa nd little butter, lemon ; a i mzed, even the it : j “Js e-. ' ee cee ar ket juice, pepper, salt and Dr. James Hasson, M.D., one of Europe's leading physicians each i 49 Roiiisa Gade will’ etaah te salad. No bread, no des ead cae ; . : a | invites you to take f sert. and nutritional authorities says that the way to lose weight : ae aes oon 6 ios fale ene Dinner: is to follow the potato diet'two or three times a week and eee eer ae ne BLINDFOLD } ‘Half to three-quarters avoid spirits, wines and rich foods for three to four months civilization?” ‘The breaking sot} cant . greats — every year while following the diet. : ivilization? e breakin int | » s@a- ° ‘ ° - ’ of a man under tension varies” TEST ee] aaae little butter Potatoes contain valuable vitamins for better health. One BOYS’ LINED COTTON PANTS Many successful busi ’ é 2 : : i ’ Shana! : : ae ; - Vous the devastating effects |p woe 4 a | ue aoree potato provides 53 taste of the vitamin CG oe nt ie Polished cotton in charcoal stripe with flap back f tension. Tex Colbert, sident better mmsic | ’ : = ° ; = . mn ci . of Chrysler Motors, is i | cam sound on Emerson Stereo diet day. ment; 15 re cent . vitamin B | ’ 19 dee cent o vitamin 3; pocket and flannelette lining. Sizes 8 to 14.

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Potatoes are the most economical food

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THEY MAKE YOU STRONG, SLIM FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE

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