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8 Saturday, February 1, ie ST. CLOUD DAILY TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE Wheat Seen Answer to Prtrlout Puzzle New Soil Testing YOUR TOWN Central Minnesctn Beat Fill the Blanks Under Loan Rate Level System I Be George C. Thosteson, M.D. Your Good Health art A 1 3 Topic of Meets MONTICELLO Sunday while ALEXANDRIA The city council Monday authorized en ACROSS 1 Like father. like Watch your Mohammed Ali (Cassuis Clay), A series of meetings to dis By BERNARD BRENNER WASHINGTON (UPD-Farm DOWN 1 Mentally sound 2 Uncloses (poet.) 3 Carry coals to 4 Stimulates 5 Canvas shelter his wife, and chauffeur were on their way to Washington gineer Harold Hall to prepaie the necessary data for a federal lnnn rvr rrant on a sewer ex cuss the new computer soil testing system from the University of Minnesota Soil Testing Laboratory will be held throughout their car went off the road at Interstate 94 about 15 miles east of Moorhead, Minn.

Ali and his wife stopped at the Dairy Store, tension, primarily for the Victoria Heights Addn. Hall also discussed the cost factor for 8 -the evidence 12 Primate 13 South American country 14 Martian (comb, form) prices for wheat in the current marketing season will average below the government's price support loan rate for the first time since 1960 61, Agriculture Department economists predict Stearns county J. Jan-uschka, county agent said. 6 Expunger an extension of the sewer sys 7 Play on words 23 Citrus fruit 8 Pacific island 24 Flat-topped dje precautions should be observed muffling a cough or sneeze with tissue, avoiding kissing, etc. Moderate physical activity is usually allowable after the first two months, but it should not be overdone.

The patient Monticello for refreshments before continuing their travel. tem out to Interstate 94. He es ed today. Discussion will center around the interpretation of the new computer returns, fertilizer recommendations for various timated that the cost of this project would be $100,000. Farm prices have recovered MELROSE Henry C.

Stal- 38 Paused 40 Perfect joy 41 Sorrowfully 42 Let fall 43 Existed 44 Level 46 Relate 47 and void 48 Blend of blac' and white 50 Here (Fr.) 13 something old, group something 9 Metal 16 The vote 10 Clannish was quarrel 18 Convoys 11 Throw 20 Stocks and 17 In the same 21 Art (Latin) place (Latin) 22 Lamb's 19 Mountain hill 25 Employs 26 Thigh bone 27 Spiteful 28 Curved molding 29 Wagers 31 Aggregates 33 At no time still needs to conserve his crops, recent and current weed control, insect and disease control, Januschka said. OSAKIS Steve Krai had heen attempting to Start WS from early season blows because "more than 350 million bushels of the record 1.5 billion bushel 1968 crop were taken off the market through last Dec. 30 for storage under government support loans. snowmobile Tuesday. The snow- nymph.

boerger announced his retirement as President of the Melrose State Bank, effective Jan. 1, 1969. He started his banking Jan. 4, 1912. Stalboerger has been president of the Melrose Bank since July, 1948, and will remain as chairman of the board of directors.

THE NEW AND THE OLD TB TREATMENTS Dr. Thosteson: How does drug treatment of tuberculosis compare in time and cffiencency with the old rest cure? (In the rest cure the TB patient was cautioned to sixain the arms or even move them any more than necessary.) I.S There's scarcely any comparison between the two types of treatment. We used to employ the "rest cure" and dry air because nothing else was. available. All it amounted to was hoping that the patient would be strong enough and lucky enough to fight off the infection for that is what TB is: infection.

After that came collapse therapy that is, collapsing a lung for a time to let it rest while Farmers, dealers and any interested person can attend the meetings, he said. Meetings will be held through mobile started and the throttle apparently became frozen in strength to finish fighting off that infection! Extreme bedrest is no longer needed at that stage, as it used to be. But don't push your luck. Treatment of TB is far, far more effective than it used to be, but remember this: TB is still a dangerous disease and still with us. It still needs to out Stearns County at the fol the open position.

The machine For the month ending Jan. 15. jolted, throwing Krai off, and farm wheat prices averaged $1.27 cents a bushel, up one cent from one month earlier it then went down the driveway, ANNANDALE As the result and onto highway 27. It pro of a memorial gift which has and two cents above the $1.25 be diagnosed early if best re- been given to the Minnesota lowing places, times and dates: Monday, Albany High School, 8 p.m. agriculture room; Tuesday St.

Cloud High School, 8:30 p.m. agriculture room; Wednesday Sauk Cen-tre City Hall, 1:15 p.m. and Belgrade High School, 8 p.m. agriculture Thursday Paynesville, 8 p.m. agricul ceeded down the highway by itself as far as the Les Tweet home, where it ran into a car Society for Crippled Children national average support price.

Department economists said today prices probably will hold suits are to be expected. Make use of those free X-rays the TB societies sponsor. Remember, also, that TB is not pen name 24 Meditate 26 Diminutive of Frederick 27 Rabble 30 Landed property 32 Household 34 Rarely 35 Egg dish 36 Peer Gynt's mother 37 Route 39 Contends 40 Unconcealed 41 Dry, as wine 42 Reside 45 Looking fixedly 49 Returned to 51 Of us 52 Mineral rocks 53 Prison room 54 Caucho 55 Sties 56 Lazily 57 Crafty and Adults, Inc. (MiSCCA) by Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence King 1 12 13 15 16 7 18 19 110 111 ft 14 IS 17 fl 19 20 24 I 27 128 129 39 31 3 33 35 3S li't 38 59 TT7T7r J45 46 47 si 52 55 57 1 adnven by Gary Robinson, usa "fairly close to the loan rate of St. Paul, an indoor recrea the rest of the marketing year, kis. On impact the gas engine of the snowmobile exploded and tion center is being erected at Camp Courage. The gift was which ends in June, barring an unforeseen jump in demand. a disease only of the young.

A vast number of TB cases are found in older folks who "have a cough" but don't suspect tub the machine caught fire. The ture room; Feb. 10 Holding-ford High School, 8 p.m.; Feb. 11- Kimball High School, 8 For the year as a whole, how Osakis fire department was summoned but the snowmobile was a total loss. erculosis.

p.m. agriculture room. ever, the early-season weakness The drugs have given us an made by the Kings in memory of their daughter, Judith Ann, who was killed in a car accident in St. Paul in April, 1937. It will be known as the Judith Ann King Recreation Center.

is expected to produce an aver other great benefit. TB age farm price slightly below is discovered in a patient, those $1.25. The last time prices av who have been around him, his eragedb elows upport loan rates, in 1960 61, was a time (Ntwspaper Inlerprisi Assn.) FOLEY The Snow Birds 1017 SHOWING 7:15 9:15 Mat. Sun. 1:30 3:30 FOR ADULTS friends and relatives, have probably been thoroughly exposed to his germs.

The isoniazid drugs are now being used to when wheat surpluses were Snowmobile Club plans a trail ride and weiner roast for mem protect such people from de the body struggled to overcome the infection. This was soon followed by thoracoplasty, removal of ribs to cause lung compression. Still later resection (surgical removal) of diseased lobes was developed. Some effective drug treatment was sought for generations but without success until fairly recent years, with a series of medications being developed. Currently a patient with active tuberculosis is confined to home or hospital (the latter is better) and treatment started and continued for six weeks or so.

The most used combination is paraaminosalicylic acid (PAS), isoniazid, and streptomycin. Thefirst two can be given by mouth, and the streptomycin is given by injection. This combination at last provides us with a way of attacking the TB germs actively instead veloping full blown TB, too. heavy and rising. Surpluses are rising again this year, but from a lower base.

Department economists said And finally, the same drugs bers and their families on Sunday at the Al Lechko farm, Rt. 2, Hillman, Minn. Members will be contacted individually with details. THIS TIME LEAVE THE KIDS AT HOME! COMING EVENTS NOTE Item appearing In Hit Calendar oiust te open to ft public and sponsored by non-profit organizations. Rummage salts, bake sales or ether product or service tales art not admissable.

Date, place, time, soonsor end vent will be used. No items will be accented ov phone. FEBRUARY are usea euecuveiy, after a patient has been treated, to pre Thursday heavy world supplies, vent a relapse, or recurrence a drop in U.S. wheat exports. of the disease.

PITY POOR PAXTON QUIGLEY ALBANY Richard "Hunk" Wolf was named Assistant Chief of the Albany Volunteer Fire ana the record 1958 U.S. crop are combining to puth surpluses 1 Cold Spring Professional wrestling, 8:30 p.m., High School Dear Dr. Thosteson: Mv how much love daughter gives her six month up sharply during the 1988-69 marketing season. men at tne uecemoer meeting old baby her bath in the family of the department. Wolf suc When the season began, car bathtub and holds her hand un can a young man can a young man der the baby's head so the ceeds Richard Thelen who left the community within the past year.

Chief of the department water doesn't touch her face, stand? I jk i i stand? r-7iN ywiM ryover stocks were at 537 million bushels, an increase of more than 100 million from the low point reached one year earlier. By the time the season ends June 30, economists be is Louis Gretsch. but I notice she doesn't hold it high enough to prevent water of hoping that the patient, with running into the baby's ears rest, can overcome them. RICHMOND -The Rich II 1 Tip -aMM Couldn this cause ear trouble? After the first six weeks (ap mond Fishing Derby, scheduled; lieve the carryover surplus will proximately) the streptomycin -Mrs. C.K.

No. stand at between 700 million is discontinued, but the other drugs are continued for at least Sunday, has been cancelled due to weather conditions. However, snowmobile races, in two sections, will be held at the Richmond Community Park. and 775 million bushels. This would be.

the biggest carryover since June 30, 1965, though still well below the record of 1.4 a year. When tests show the disease no longer is in an in Note to L.F. and others: The vitamins cause a yellowness of the urine due chiefly to rib fectious stage, then it is no long Auditorium. 2 St. Cloud Pancake and Sausage breakfast, after 7:30 a.m.

mass at St. Peter's Parish Hall by St. Peter's Athletic Assn. 2 St. Cloud-State Skat Tournament, K.C.

Club, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. 2 St. Cloud Fishing derby sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 5548, p.m. at Pleasant Lake.

2 St. Cloud Potato pancake and country style sausage supper, 4-7 p.m. at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 8th Ave. and 5th St. S.

by Men's CIud. 2 St. Cloud Pre-Seminary Card Party, 8 p.m. in Cathedral High School Cafeteria, 2 Waite Park Public card party, 8 p.m. at St.

Joseph's school. 500, pinochle, cribbage; lunch, by parish. 3 Freeport State Skat Tournament, Herzogs Starlite Bar, 8:15 p.m. 8-St. CIoud-CrMen Fry, free dance, East Side VFW Post 4847.

8 St. Joseph Chicken fry, 5 p.m., Legion Clubrooms, by American Legion Post 328 and Auxiliary. 9 St Public card party, 8 p.m., St. John Cantius Church social room by Rosary Sodalify. 9 Waite Park Advlt family life education, 8-10 p.m., McKin-ley, School, Ed Schnettler, social worker at Mental Health Center, speaks on marriage.

9 Monticello Pancake and sausage breakfast, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at American Legion Post 260, sponsored by Post. 13 St. Cloud Cherry festival luncheon, 11 a.m.

p.m. coffee, 2-4 p.m. handicraft bazaar, First United Methodist Church. 14 Kimball Kimball Rod and Gun Club, 15th annual fish try, The first section starts at 1 p.m. and the second section at 3 p.m.

er necessary to keep the patient billion bushels held in storage June 30, 1931. hospitalized and isolated. But State Soldier oflavin, but this is in no way harmful. Dr. Thosteson welcomes all reader mail, but regrets that, due to the tremendous volume received daily, he is unable to answer individual letters.

Dr. Thosteson answers readers' questions in his column whenever possible. Copyright, 1969, Publishers Hall Syndicate SUNDAY IS DOUBLE STAMP DAY Three Minute A Day By JAMES KELLER NEWS FOR THE HOMEMAKER "DAZZLING! Once you see it, you'll never again picture Juliet' quite the way you did beforeP -life Killed in Viet WASHINGTON (UPO Defense Department Thursday identified one Minnesotan among 28 U. S. servicemen killed recently in Vietnam.

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There NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon on February 10, M), at 405 Ninth Avenue South, Garage No. 1, St. Cloud. Stearns County, Minnesota, there will be offered for sale Ihe following article of personal property against which Victor Loehrer claims a lien In the amount of $80.00, the said article of personal orooerty beino owned by Stanley Sanne; that the same shall be offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the proceeds from said sale being applied, first, to the costs of the sale, secondly to the Hen, and any over plus to be paid to the owner of said article. That the article of personal property Is a 1953 DeSoto automobile, 1962 license No.

MJ 2631, in and upon which the said Victor Loehrer has and claims i lien for (torage. THOMAS J. MURPHY tXt JAMES G. METCALF Attrneys for Lienor Professional Building St. Cloudi Minnesota 251-9441 Publish: January 18, 2J, Feb.

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