wr ynf y Vv ils n 8C t J k I DESERET NEWS, Monday, September 7, 1 , rtiynty iyryreiy ii (y 970 Addicts Put Id Words Tu u lBbmcw -. - If ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) you dont watch your language, you might be speaking drug talk. Drug Talk a booklet put out by the states Narcotic Control CommisAddiction sion, sho'AS that more than 300 words mean different things to squares and drug-user- s. Tne old words with new meanings are a part of the the private drug subculture world of those individuals who choose to use drugs without medical supervision, the commission says in a brief introduction to the booklet, which was released Wednesday. These people have developed a language of their own to set themselves apart from thos-- ' outside the squares the group and to protect themselves by masking or their conversaconcealing tions. Some of the inside jargon is comsuch as grass" ing into common usage, but other words would give a new twist to what poet Ogden Nash had in mind when he wrote candy is dandy or what Shakespeares Richard n meant in lamenting, My kingdom for a horse. In its attempt to give a clearer understanding of drug talk, here is how the commission defines some of the terms: Acid head a person who regularly uses the hallucinogen LSD. withdrawal Agonies symptoms. Anti freeze Olympus Hills . . . Foothill Village Downtown . . . Ogden . . . Provo And Valley Fair Mall Sb?ac Bit a persons specialty, pastime for favorite drug. a place where Brewery drugs are made, bought or used. a bad experiBummer ence with hallucinogens. barbiturates. Candy withdrawal Cold turkey from physically addicting drugs without medication. to collapse from Crash while usually exhaustion, under the influence of drugs. Dolls amphetamines, barbiturates or a combination of these two drugs. a drug hangover or Down coming out of a state. a group of Explorers club LSD users. a lack of availFamine able drugs resulting from a raid by the police on a supply. out of Fresh and sweet jaii or a treatment center. Grass marijuana. Horse heroin. an Ice cream habit use of drugs. Kick stop using drugs. a drug habit. Monkey an Rural free delivery addict who visits small-towdoctors attempting to obtain legal prescriptions for narcotics such as morphine. an LSD supTravel agent plier. Uncle a federal narcotics agent. drug-induce- d n ARMSTRONG heroin. a Bagman pusher. Jiymctig drug-selle- or r Hayride Accident Victim Improves A girl injured in a church hayride accident Wednesday Tile-- W STOCK AND night had improved from 40 Colors THE BEST PRICE critical to fair condition Ruberoid Kentile today at Cottonwood Hospital Armstrong Pamela Gibson, 15, daughTli Best In linoleum Products. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Choice Patterns, Rolls. Many Remnants. D. Gibson, 1128 E. 56th South, BUY AND SAVE AT is under treatment for broken ribs and internal injuries. She KETCHUM'S tripped and was dragged 25 We Art for The Handyman feet in the haywagons tanThe dem wheels after jumping The Professional from the side of the wagon. Stores 4th So. 7th W. 12xl2toTHEBEST 12-f- t. - 8 YOUR FACTORY DIRECT DEALER SINCE 1959 With Exclusive "COLOR GLO SEE ALL THE EXCITING NEW 1971 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY!!! SMALL DOWN - NO PYMTS. TILL NOVEMBER CLEARANCE SALE TERRIFIC VALUES LIKE NEW TRADE-IN- S Thomas, Hammond, Conn, Yamaha, Gulbransen, etc. How could any Fall be more colorful than this. Spritely separates in rich autumn hues of Brown, Gold and Ginger, that add up to on infinite variety of newness. All done with wit and imagination for the greatest fashion mileage ever. Have fun! Picture yourself captivating the scene like this. In sizes 8 to 16. (Full sized as low as $S95) UTAH'S KEYBOARD SPECIALISTS LeRoi Stone Leland Lay Left: Plaid pants of wool and nylon, completely lined, with matching sleeveless top, $38.00 the set. 100 wool turtleneck in Brown or Navy, $1 Y.00. Laced-fro- Center: Plaid skirt, $1 5.50. tunic sweater of 1 00 wool, $ 1 5.00, Shirt of acetatenylon crepe, $ 1 4.100. Right: Pants of polyesterwool double knit in Brown, Purple or Navy, $1 6.00. Sashed cable knit sweater of wool and nylon, $15.00. Corner 7th East & 21st So. - ft i