Show ' I— im ntnllJowMi Utah mum iwv j v - r r 29 1979 Tears Might Help In Diabetes Diagnosis NEW YORK (UPI) -T- hose tears some patients shed in the dental chair can be put to good use hleping in the diagnosis of diabetes Tears are put on a piece of paper and pressed for 19 seconds against another specifically treated paper A tinge ranging from blue to black on the paper indicates a positive reaction to diabetes ' "Since diabetes is an ever increasing diagnostic problem with many oral implications we feel that the tear test with its ease of administration low cost and high degree of accuracy is excellent for use in any situation where the dentist finds diabetes as a possible agent in oral disease" Dr: Edmond L Truelove of Indian Wins Award Farmer-prie- st apolis reported at the 111th annual session of the American Dental Association Truelove is chairman of the Department of Clinical Oral Diagnosis and Oral Medicine at straightened via braces to lose the dental cripple look Dr Marvin C Goldstein of Atlanta said that from bis experience there appears to be no age limit for orthodontic treatment He said the majority of the Indiana University-Purdu- e University School of Dentistry dental profession is not aware Other reports on what’s new of the necessity of orthodontic in dentistry delivered at the treatment for the older patient meeting in Las Vegan included or that it can be done the following: —Persons who clench their Laser Welding teeth during sleep or during a —Laser welding may evenconfrontation while awake can tually replace conventional damage teeth gums jaw joint soldering of dental bridges and and muscles a Swiss dental other dental appliances Dr scientist reported Dr Peter Thomas E Gordon Jr of Schaerer of Berne said grindOrlando Fla said the advanta- ing the teeth seems to be due to ges of laser welding include changes in central nervous large savings in chair and activity as in sleep in states of laboratory time as well as an nervous tension or in conflict accurate fit of the fixed partial situations He said the damagdental prothesis ing activity called bruxiam —More and more adults are can be observed in huge going in for orthodontic treat- segments of the population and ment having their teeth in all age groups and —Dizziness can be related to malocclusion or faulty bite An eight-yea- r study of 105 patients suffering from vertigo indicates a high percentage of the dizziness was caused by malocclusion and jaw hinge joint disorders which irritated and injured the adjacent structures of the ears Dr David J Goodfriend of Philadelphia Pa said once the bite problems were corrected the dizziness disappeared in 90 per cent of the patients Cites Grafting Technique -- A University of California oral surgeon cited a bone grafting technique involving a metal implant as a possible aid to problem denture patients Dr Philip J Boyne of Los Angeles said the method was used successfully on 10 patients by achieving regeneration of the grafted bone and acceptance by the host site For an afraid to go to the dentist there’s this word from a University of North Carolina dental educator Dr James H McLeran of Chapel Hill said dentistry’s image is changing from “pun producer" to “pain alleviator” He said this changing image is reflected in of all things cartoons over the years “While the captions may have varied greatly I think we find a significant difference in the drawing of these cartoons” he "They show a change from the patient leaving the dental office bolding his painful jaw (usually down a flight of stairs to that period when a patient in pain is pictured climbing those stairs or sitting in the waiting room prior to seeing the dentist" And then there’s that other pain —in the pocketbook! COLORING CONTEST Prizes Prizes Ki I! -- 1 l i Cited for his conservation cropping wildlife protection practices and installation of drainage and Irrigation sys terns the Rev Firmcn Beyer OSB is the first priest to win the grand award la a national conservation contest SI Vincent Archabbey Benedictine priest was recognized for his management of the ZM-ncr- e The farm at Latrobe Pa He received top honors in the annual Soil Conservation Program sponsored for Z4 years by with the National Association of Conservation Districts In these photos Father Beyer is Goodyear in chart discussing water runoff inspecting a tree In his reforestation program and sharing seen studying a land-us-e a youth's enjoyment of the fish pond he stocked i I Each week a $10 Gift Certificate for a Boy and a Girl Straightforward Play Presented In Same Way LONDON (UPI)— There is an idea that to make an impact in the theater today you must have a gimmick Total nudity for instance Audence participation Noise and psychedelia But there is another way The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) one of the world's great theater companies is currently demonstrating this second way at its London home the Aldwych Theater This is the way —a straightforward presentation of a straightforward play the way plays have been presented since Shakespeare In the RSC’s hands such an play by George Bernard Shaw It is the first London production of "Major Barbara” in a dozen years and it is a flabbergasting piece of work as relevant to today as an essay by Mamie though 65 years old Timely Comment “When you shoot” said Shaw in 1905 "you pull down governments inaugurate new epochs abolish old orders and set up new whatever can blow men up can armaments) over his own stiffnecked family which hates everything it thinks he represents Undershaft of course represents Shaw most of all His triumph over his daughter Barbara a passionate major in the Salvation Army is meant to show the superiority of Shaw’s notions of good ami evil over those of society in general blow society The RSCs production of die play is superb Clifford Wilup” Like most Shaw "Barbara”' liams the director has wrung concerns ideas rather than more depth from Shaw’s dud of action Its plot if you could call ideas than one could believe it that is die victory of Andrew possible By compression and approach triumphantly works Undershaft an immeasurably with magnificent acting he has Recently the company pre- rich and powerful manufacturer made even the few dated bits miered its first production of a of death (in the form of gripping redeemable at any of the below advertisers Brewster Mason as Undershaft the armaments king is the kingpin of the production Quieter and more contained he than most Undershafts plays a man of sustained but controlled power and his (Shaw’s) arguments Any actress playing Barbara might pale a little alongside such a reading Judi Dench despite her ability both to wring and to win hearts remains somewhat overshadowed by Mason all evening There is never a moment's doubt of the outcome of the contest between Barbara and her tycoon fahter or of her answer to her Greek-teach- AD be at The Herald m Journal by Friday er swain Lesser roles are perfectly Elizabeth Spriggs is a conic marvel as the Lady Britomart and Richard Pasco shows the swain's steel core under an jump while Butler flew higher intentionally ineffectual shell as a spotter Anne Dyson Miles Anderson “I heard one person jump out Milton Johns and Don HenderI saw my son are entirely believable as of the ship companion was in the water” the East End poor which is said Rost in broken English "I saying much look a life saver and threw it Trtump Of Method out and jumped overboard” Mostly however the triumph Kupfer Last to Jump of "Major Barbara” is a Manfred Kupfer the but to triumph of method The RSC in London and at jump said: “I waited a lot of seconds I Stratford-on-Avohas emhave seen Bley and my brother braced most theatrical apand Pieter Rost jump in the proaches at one time or water I heard the people cry another But its real strength is man overboard’ I went to the in the style which other side of the ship where no this “Major Barbara” epitopeople were standing took off mizes The recipe is simple Take a my shoes and overcoat and jumped over too" play which commands attentThe Communist ship began to ion Cast it with the best turn around but saw the four actors you can find —and the refugees being whisked toward British stage produces the best Florida before it could make an there are —produce it with approach The Volker Freund- affection intelligence and exschaft —the name means traordinary care With the addition of “Major "People Friendship” —was and Barbara" the RSC has five formerly Swedish-ownecalled "The Stockholm” the plays in its current London same vessel which collided with repertoire Every one in its the Italian luxury liner Andrea individual way is a little Doria July 25 1956 sinking the masterpiece Perhaps no other Italian vessel with loss of 51 theatrical company in the world lives can boast of such brilliance so “We only had a small boat consistently sustained We were awfully getting crowded" Eric Bley said He Union College Schenectady added that if he had a bigger boat "I’m sure at least 50 NY was the first architecturpeople would have jumped ally planned campus in overboard” entries must s' 5 pjn to be I eRgibtetW111 Deck the hall with boughs of holly RULES: Fa la la la la la la la la played E German Refugees KEY WEST Fla (UPI) -Eric Bley had his brother and three unexpected East German refugees safety ashore and felt expulsive about their daring defection from the deck of the “Volker Communist ship Freundschaft” "If they opened the Berlin Wall one week there would be nobody left in East Germany” ensaid Bley a gineer from Villa Park 111 "The country would be drained of people” reduced the East Bley German population by four Friday with the help of a fishing boat captain two pilots and a lot of luck He and his z brother Bley 24 of Bitterfeld East Germany had been planning the escape for several months in a series of coded letters The younger Bley who was nine when his brother and sister-in-ladefected to the West through Berlin in 1955 had made an earlier trip to Havana and looked longingly at “the lights of Miami” as the ship slipped past the Florida coastline He later went to Bulgaria in hopes of slipping into Turkey but the opportunity did not present itself Escape b Set Up Eric Bley owner of Bley Engineering of Lagrange 111 set up his brother's escape by Jump Ship hiring two small airplanes and Capt Bob Lowe to run the fishing boat One of the boets was to buzz the Volker Freundschaff as a signal for Bley to jump while his brother and Lowe waited to pluck him from the water But what none of them knew was that two pathologists and a microbiologist aboard the Communist vessel were also planning to jump if they got a chance Reinhold Kupfer 33 his brother Manfred 37 and 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