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Show 16A 9101.9 Sunday Herald Sunday, Utehfebrumiy County, Uteh li ' Miveei' frintii,eia m I Hotel Business Beset With Labor Problems; No One Yet Has Invented Automatic Bedmaker Doctors Admit: What Causes Colds? Don't Know; What Cures Them? Still Don't Know By JOAN HANAL'ER NEW YOHK (Ul'l)-Bii- hy, it's cold outside and that's why you've Rot a cold, or the flu, or the sniffles. HIght? WroiiK. Medical science can find no the cold outdoors and the cold in your nose-b- ut the beiiifi cold, Ignorant, continues to thrive in winter. relationship between The embarrassment of science over its inability to find a logical link between mother nature's cold and human colds Increases when you ask a doctor how to prevent a cold or how to cure one. He just doesn't know. Dr. Vincent Guinee, director of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases in New York City's Health Department, says: "Nobody knows why people get ccrtaii, diseases at certain times and the most recent studies have not shown a correlation between getting chilled and catching a disease, It exists. But what is it?" The winter diseases, he said, rl better product than you rain doors open like an ordinary "We're going two was at the you By JEANNE LESEM to reveal a Which still leaves the ittorage cabinet 'William NEW YORK ame want." said time," board and selection AII&MA. "Some questions, what machine will panel of jobs ye" can automate and Scholz sucn as can't-a- nd some you that, 'people can afford to nav more make a bed, turn down a various products cigarettes, liquor, soft drinks, today, is the plight of the hoteland they are demanding more coverlet, tidy a room? Ice trays. and motel business At Cornell, the hotel school snack foods, and four service, Others who can't afford A obtains but everything for guest has been given a $2 million Automation is moving in fast, it are unwilling to pay in the Ice cubes by pushing buttons for research but more automaton is needed extras. And some people want computer that register electronically at than has yet been devised. Spartan accommodations." computerizing the hotel industhe desk, where they are added is new It also to hard types testing It's try. For one thing, say spokesmen increasingly to his hotel bill. The ice is free. for the American hotel and! satisfy the ones who do want jof furnishings, appliances and In the kitchen area, Cornell motel industry, room maids, service, he said. Dishwashers, equipment designed to reduce waiters and waitresses are a bellmen, elevator operators and labor costs and fill gaps left by has pioneered a ready-food- s a line of frozen program vanishing bleed in the present many other service personnel growing labor shortages. Automated Bellman prepared foods developed by a full?mployment economy and seem to feel their jobs have no One such device is an cnef consultant. Hotels era of new emphasis on dignity that they're servile. and with their own vending machine restaurants Anyone who feels that way is "dignity" in work. Cornell University's School not very effective in his job made by a Montgomeryville, kitchens can have their staffs his attitude shows Pa., manufacturer to perform prepare these foods during of Hotel in because Administration some services traditionally pro- slack periods to hold for later added. Scholz through, Ithaca, N.Y., agrees, vided by bellmen. The woodg-- l service. outfits are hiring He said you can eliminate "Many fey installing married women for three orisomc menia,1 ibs four hours work a day as maids uronwic cievaiors ana eieciric and waitresses, while their dishwashers. 'Some establish CITY-ACAPULC0 children are at school," said ments make up for a shortage of room dining help by featuring Robert A. Beck, hotel school buffet and smorgasbord meals. 10 $427.60 dean. February 28 He said the need for laundry Vl uecK a iso said at least one workers may be reduced by Senior Citizens tour Includes oil hotel which he declined to or disposable bed using identify offers a rate reduction linens. transportation, hotels, sightseeing, v' to guests who make their own most meals. Via jet. Scholz theorized that desk beds. HAWAII clerks be 5 Service April Picture may Gloomy replaced 10 years The dean, the American Hotel from now by machines that ALASKA -J- uly 1.12 and Motel register incoming guests with (AH&MA) and Paris hotelier magnetic identification cards. Merrill Charles Ritz all paint a gloomy In one respect, this won't help Chrislepherion "RED CARPET" picture for travelers who prefer the motel business, he added, TRAVEL SERVICE Tour Dlreclai and because a desk clerk is "like a personalized 292 N. University 0 cooked-to-ordmeals. car salesman he's there to sell I riTll-Some's- are respiratory tliat is, those contact with others. Another dU'uses communicated through theory is that heat dries out the respiratory system. These respiratory membranes, making include the common cold, the and moie exotic influenzas measles, mumps, chicken pox and whooping cough. is disease Another winter hepatitis, he said, although it is not believed to be respiratory. Dr. Guinee added, to jumble matters more, that these winter woes linger on into spring despite warmer weather. More confusing still, influenza turns up in Florida in winter despite the warmth, and the Hong Kong Flu that blossomed here this winter began in Asia last summer. The doctor admitted there were theories about the weather-vconnection and these irus lead to some of the precautions that can be taken to stay healthy although he has doubls their efficacy. "Some speculate that respiratory diseases are spread more in winter because people are indoors more and have more of a person more vulnerable. J'. really knows." Follow Mother' Advice While you can try to avoid close contact and humidify the Nobody t uir in your home, Dr. Guinee says, "What it all still comes down to is that the doctor puts the booK back on the shelf and x ww'A,ij"j mem1-- ' tells you to do what mother always said bundle up, wear your hat, wear your rubbers, ithat kind of thing." The doctor recommended a balanced diet, advising that I ' " .I I vitamin supplements are just f V that supplements. He said that hot foods are no better than cold foods, except perhaps i psychologically, and ' added, "I wouldn't like to go through e. f the winter with cold coffee." "One tiling people could do is not to spread their diseases to others," he said, "they should oe careiui not to cough and sneeze at other people and not to bring their colds and flu to IT'S SMALL, but certainly! the office." Two1 I'D 1 o,, jl.W 1J.I - MEXICO March I n 24-M- Association prominently placed. treatment for a children found the Place' Vendome In downtown' cold, he answered: Paris a perfect spot to build rauence. jvext is aspirin it's really one of the best drugs a snowman. we have and people shouldn't be when a doctor disappointed ASKea aooui EARLY SPRING CLASSES Speech Evaluation Course - - Of Income Tax Workshop Would you lilt to iavo money on your orn Intern tax return? Thtn thii batic Incomo tax clan ii designed for YOU. DATESi April 5, 1969 Ftbruary 15 DAYi Saturday TIMEi 1.00 9.30 .m. - Thii count uit Mountaineering bo and worthwhilt mott tht could txciting at BYU. In thii count you will learn hort-ttrand let climbing, and rock climbing. NOTEi Thi activity. Credit alio available. DATESi Starti February 15, 1969 DAYi Saturday TIMEi 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. PROGRAM: OF Prevent marital disharmony) SOME THE lurvival, mow It an outdoor Resolve txiiting marital conflicts. OF DISCUSSION: itlf and partner! Knowing TOPICS Financial affairi of marriage, DATESi April 17, 1969 Ftbruary 13 DAYi Thuriday TIMEi 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. - As for keeping fit, Dr. Guinee is pessimistic about recom. mending exercise, explaining: "There are two groups when it comes to exercise those who do and those who don't. Those who do swim in the summer while those who don't just sit around the pool. In the winter those who do will find ways to continue, those who don't still won't," He warned if you are one of the "don't and won't" group, be careful about shoveling snow or other sudden bursts of physical activity. TO BE COVERED: Invtiting for Income; Basic methods of Investing; New York itock txchangt and brokers; Why buy securities? Risks and investing; investing for growth. DATESi April 2, 1969 Ftbruary 19 DAYi Wtdntsday TIMEi 7:00 8:30 p.m. TOPICS - I.B.M. Keypunch Thii It a 31 hour court covering th use and operation of tht ktypunch machine. A ctrtificati of accomplishmtnt will be given at the tnd of tht count. DATESi Ste 1 February 25 April 10 Sec 2 February 26 April 11 Sec 3 February 22 April 5 DAYi Ste 1 Tuesday, Thursday Ste 2 Wednesday, Friday Ste 3 Saturday TIMIS Ste 1 8:15 9:45 a.m. Ste 2 8:15 9:45 p.m. Ste 3 9:00 12:00 noon - truly JtiH yourself snow," he said- have heart attacks do ."People after their first exercise in months." - TIME: - May 12, 1969 (Class) (Lab) 7:00 8:00 p.m. 2:00 4:00 p.m. Outdoor Survival How to survive if you lost contact with civilisation. How to find shelter, water. How to moke a fire, stone tools, weapons, ond more. This course may save your life. - DATES: March 3, 1969 February 10 Mondoy and Wedneidny DAY: TIME: Section I 6 00 Section 2 8:00 - 8 00 p.m. 10 00 p m. Amateur Radio Ham radio is on ever popular and growing pastime. By taking this course, you car qualify as a ham radio operator. You will be well enough oriented in amateur radio that higher class licenses will follow. DATES: February 20 April 3, 1969 DAY: Thursday TIME: 7:00 9 00 p.m. - Th is Preparingto course is For Retirement help individuals accomplish or achieve during the "golden years" of their aspects will be analyzed during the course: attitudes in relation to adjustment; health and the changes which occur with the aging process; creative recreation-u- se of leisure time; family adjuitment; financial adjustment; and psychological and spiritual needs of the later yean. DATESi March 3 April 21, 1969 DAY: Monday TIME: 6:30 8:00 p.m. INSTR: Dr. Reed H. Bradford designed on acceptable adjustment lives. The following main - For further information contact: Special Courses and Conferences BYU v. Ext 3556 t viU'-;.!..- ; . fi KH ,:; nn r IN! 19 B II 19 II M I B II II ihm.ih n i , r i I ft is I I I In LWy .. ll ; mi.. w J 1 5 - --yuutmmmmmmm . "the respiratory disease season Record your summer relive so you experiences year round. There's no better way to do this than enrolling now in Amateur Photography. Covered will be fundamontals of film development, enlarging techniques, and basic color film deApril 7 E M fc Sv begins when they return to school in the fall, They swap all sorts of diseases in school, nursery, Sunday school. When I was working in a communicable disease center on the measles vaccine, a pastor asked me for the vaccine for his Sunday school oarents were usine the Amateur Photography fun that these can Monday Saturday Monday Saturday ;.' nnr-- k The dangers of extraordinary exertion are greatest for the elderly, he said, particularly loose wiui coronary artery disease. Swap Sickness "For children," he added, that a clan Brigham Young in tht planning and techniques of food itorage and home preoffered. Kay Frani, a specialist in food storparedness ii being age, will conduct the class in the latest methods of selecting and preserving foods for long periods of time. DATES: Section I February 27 March 27 Section II April 10 May 8 DAY: Thursday TIME: 7:00 9:30 p.m. DATES: . i iimiiiiiiiiiiiirsiiiiTrir - I 6' "Don't University is pleased to announce DAY: tatti i nf mr shoveling Food Storage and Home Preparedness velopment. ''; nrwriWi ft v nia." Investment Course SOME - r f 7 s "This, particularly if combined with a 'productive' instead of rather dry cough, indicate a secondary, may bacterial (as opposed to viral) iafection that could b. pneumo- relatiomhipi; Strengthen : 373-531- nrr nfirrn m PIU;1 H LIU ft! clan Strengthening Your Marriage martial GOALS r CHRISTOPHERSON service if respiratory diseases. Flu particularly causes probr'-T- ni lems in the respiratory tract, he said. "It tears it up so the usual I barriers are not as effective as they had been. People with flu should be alert for unusual fever that doesn't go away, or a secondary rise in temperature after it has returned to normal. ay er prescribes it. Antibiotics such as penicillin have no effect on the virus, "Fluids, of course, are good. But we are talking about nourishing fluids. I'm one who pushes chicken soup soup is warm, makes you feel good and it's nourishing. Dr. Guinee cautioned that pneumonia can be a dangerous postscript to influenza or other Thti Mmlnor ll oriented directly to word and italic ipttch directors and will be an Invaluable aid In odminislerlng a successful speech program. Th Church, ai wtll at tht ichool and community, li putting grtal diol of emphasis on speech activities. Tht dtmand for effective communication ii tremendous and ai a speech director, thii putl a groat responsibility an you. March 13, 1969 DATESi Ftbruary 13 DAYi Thursday TIM Ei 6:30 900 p.m. . e 1 i danger of measles as an excuse to keeD their children home. "The baby and child too young for school will be exposed to whatever oder children m the family bring home. An only c hi H can be keot out of contact with other children to cut down oil sickness, but then of course that child eventually tt!i(n starts school he may well come cold after down with one another because he has no It's a balance immunities. between what you gain and lose a child." frostbite? Frostbite, the doctor said, tends to strike outdoor sportsmen and others who become dis traded with exercise and don't notice their discomfort. Frostbite occurs when the air is dry and well below freezing, and the latest treatment is to rewarm the yellow or dulled skin quickly but without rubbing. Asked whether there were1 differences between the health of married and single people during the respiratory disease season he answered: "About colds I couldn't say. But most health statistics show that the most dangerous state is the single state. When you are sinele. it seems to be more likely to have almost anything jj happen to you." n1,f n ll; II rsv 4h" -- j n mie v I 1 uwsvAs I . 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