Show r iiNW UMMUmM Mtr3Mfri -- Logan Utah Monday September 1 tl Today's crossword — J Answer to Previous Puzzle Thinkers ? different than other warts and the treatment is not the same ACROSS Wi i ) a 37 Greenish finch 38 French German novelist thinker (1724-160-i) 41 German bacteriologist Greek thinker 43 Choler 44 Thicket Great Lake Brazilian trees 46 Fragrant Masculine beverage nickname 49 French thinker Threatening I r I ) i (1694-177- Pitch Set of 12 Yutang Corpulent Assistant German thinker (1770-183- - 52 53 54 1) 55 group Onetime president of Mexico Aquinas $ Mental health 4 Appetizer Sheepfotds (Scot) Could DEAR DR LAMB you please give me some information on plantar warts I have had one for about years Now I notice I'm getting others I went to a podiatrist about eight months ago but at the time I was severely anemic so he didn't want to begin treatment He told me no matter what I do I shouldn’t have them cut out because the scar formation can be more painful than the wart Others have told me the only real way to cure them is to have them cut out What do you advise? 8) 51 German 30 French thinker group 8 Little child (1882-1979 Attica weights 31 Bee (comb 11 Biblical form) 32 Japanese prophet 12 Dry coin 13 Since (Scot) 36 Extras 17 Spread abroad 38 Donate 20 Befoul 39 Heavy metal 21 Expiator 40 Greek letter 22 Owns 42 Pieces out 23 Guido's high 44 Group of socialist Agreements French river Peruvian mountains Chemical suffixes Religious I By Lawrence E Lamb MD 3) DOWN 1 Retained 2 District 3 Gaseous element 4 Pipe joint 5 Values highly 6 Narrow road 7 Irish island note - The DEAR READER podiatrist gave you good ad- 45 Ceremony 47 Gaelic 48 Sharp tools 50 Round number 51 Extinct bird humorist Plantar warts are vice musicians 25 And so forth (Latin ab) 26 Virtuous 28 American Warts regardless of loca-fo- ot makes the usual means has finally developed an imof destruction unsatisfactory munity to them and literally because you may be left with expels them a painful scar It is better to One of the problems about live with a painful wart for as much as Five years than to live removing a wart is that a new the rest of your life with a one may then develop It is not painful scar on the bottom of a regrowth of the old one if it has been completely removed your foot but a new wart It is advisable Liquid nitrogen to freeze out to remove most warts warts electrocautery to bum because the presence of one them out and other may lead to a spread with new waterproof tape and replaced every three The wart tissue will white and can be pared then days turn away each week This will keep the size of the wart down and eliminate some of the discomfort In some cases it will eventually cure the wart Applications of cold cream containing five per cent for- malin can also be used in some cases treatments are used to wart formations tion are caused by a virus They are mildly contagious They seem to have a life cycle and will disappear on their a own time Unfortunately wart may last five years but many disappear within a year il method is to apply a small piece of 40 per cent salicylic acid plaster the size of the wart The plaster is held in place by a piece of several warts they may all disappear about the same time suggesting that the body The plantar warts are caused by the same virus but the location in the dense tough tissues on the bottom of the Doctor Lamb sfev A good Although there may be The Herald Journal— 9 : Removal of plantar warts delayed ft 1971 ’i Some patients develop a sensitivity to formalin and if there is any sign of a rash the treatment should be stopped For other warts removal by destroy warts in other liquid nitrogen is usually locations successful All of the methods to destroy warts must be done under a physician's r supervi- strong medicine called cantharidin can be applied to a wart and the area covered with collodion and properly dressed Regardless of the method the successful ones depend on destroying the d tissue Some folk medicine cures seem to work on occasions Usually this is a happy coincidence with the treatment being applied just at the time the wart was all through anyway Those who want information on dangers of using sion - A If wart-infecte- m 3 T'l Kb'’ ifcfi Sir sprays can send a long stamped envelope and i !S self-address- 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4 Aerosol Dangers Address your letter to Dr Lamb in care of this newspaper PO 3-- Box 1551 Radio City Station New York NY 10019 He studies toys for monkeys (UPI) — Monkeys get bored in zoo monkeys something they can use to escape ham their and a university psychologist here is so open display areas cages worried about their psychological health he’s think- Ropes are fun for most primates but they quickly ing up ways to busy and amuse the primates unravel them — and Parker has resorted to tough Christopher Parker professor of psychology at San nylon mountain-climbin- g rope which is holding out Diego State University has been studying primates at He’s found that g nets twisted into ropes the nearby San Diego Zoo for 20 years — “and I was indestructible and offer a lot of are practically using them for my own purposes” he freely admits divenion But now he’s experimenting with toys for monkeys to help them relieve the boredom he says is Inevitable Some of Parker’s best ideas are short-live- d as long as monkeys are kept in what he refers to as Huge marine floats tethered to a rope attracted a “solitary confinement” hours a $28 lot of monkey interest — but within 2 With a $1500 grant coaxed from a reluctant zoo board Chistopher has been buying marine hardware float was deflated to a twisted mass of plastic The and assorted ropes nets and buoys — trying to find same thing happened to one of those tough nylon boat the right combination for the right species of bumpers — designed to withstand great pressure between boat and dock Within 15 minutes the $17 monkeys But finding the right kind of objects Parker says is object was wrecked “like trying to come up with dry water" According to Parker the orangutans are the most He lists some of the criteria: the items must be destructive of the primates — “they’re the supreme c without sharp edges or indestructible if an item holds up there it will work test projections too large to fit into drains or to be ejected from cages small enough to carry easy to anywhere” Such simple items as burlap bags nylon laundry clean and on and on and shredded paper provide hours of bags Parker also has to make certain he doesn’t give the amusement to monkeys But that quickly runs into one of the restrictions Parker has set for himself -- he doesn’t want to use anything that is readily recognizable as manmade because it would look too much like discarded junk Othewise automobile tires might be very interesting to the monkeys Man has triumphed in the technology of nutrition and sanitation to the point that monkeys can be kept alive and healthy for a long time Parker says “although By Bernice Bede Osol this is a triumph for man in most cases it merely prolongs the time that the animals must endure chronic boredom It is time now to begin thinking For Tuesday Sept 7 1971 " more seriously about their psychological ARIES (March 19) Your hunches are fairly accurate today but if you doit follow through with them the way they’re perceived you could wind up in a confused state TAURUS (April 20) If you ask business advice of someone you respect today and the matter is rather complicated write down what you were told or By United Press you’ll foul it up' halfShould GEMINI (May 20) you choose Today is Monday Sept 6 the 250th day of 1978 with way measures today don’t expect full results You 116 to follow can never get from something more than you put into The moon is approaching full stage it j The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn CANCER (June 22) It’s possible something The evening star is Mercury will be lost in transmission today when you relay a Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo have Make sure facts you message your doubly American social worker Jane Addams was born straight Sept 6 1860 LEO (July 22) You may think you’re pretty On this day in history: shrewd businesswise today but you’ll be out of your In 1620 149 Pilgrims set sail from England for the if come to one doesn’t who with league you tangle up new world high standards In 1901 President William McKinley was shot and VIRGO (Aug Avoid agreeing too readily wounded in Buffalo NY He died eight critically to propositions today You may regret making a later days decision you rushed into needlessly In 1909 word was received that Adm Robert Peary LIBRA (Sept 23) A little windfall may come had discovered the North Pole five months earlier on your way today Accept it without any qualms April 6 1909 providing your conscience is dear In 1973 W A “Tony” Boyle former United Mine SCORPIO (Oct 22) Someone you met Workers president was charged with murder in the recently and who you enjoy very much is probably a 1969 slaying of rebel UMW leader Joseph Yablonski fine person Wait till you know him better before lending him anything however A thought for the day: French philosopher Blaise SAGITTARIUS (Nov 21) Give your nobles Pascal said “We know the truth not only by the full instincts sway today If you feel like doing person but by the heart" something nice for a friend do it now while you’re in an expansive mood CAPRICORN (Dec 22Jan 19) Heed the advice of positive pals today rather than the rumblings of pessimistic friends Don’t let the crepehangers’ grim pronouncements upset you AQUARIUS (Jan 2Web 19) If you promise to do something today don’t back off even though it could cost you something out at pocket You’ll damage your ronrinram image langhtrr PISCES (Feb 20) Make analytical judgments regarding your goals Things you feel deserve top priority today may not rate that highly SAN DIEGO tuna-fishin- - 1- -2 (! non-toxi- 1 “ Astro graph 4 He’s got at bridge Win i Two-lev- el pictures for sale LITTLE ROCK Ark — One picture would have saved Lt Gov Joe Purcell about a thousand words and almost $3000 Instead of one photo he ordered 1000 color pictures of the Bicentennial wagon train which the state refused to pay for Purcell said he didn’t do anything wrong but admitted he was in most of the pictures I “That wagon train meant a lot to the people of this state” Purcell insisted has also agreed to $228887 for the ipay v pictures it -- j&J"Thar represents shout one year of my salary” Purcell said his personal 5A Check to the state Commi''Bicentennial ssi - u- - lion The lieutenant fovemor in Arkansas is paid $2500 a year It’s a part time job however ind Purcell has a private 4w practice 4 “i don’t fed I’ve done 'anything wrong Purcell said “But with jgtjhe critical shortage of : public funds it may 'iave been in error to fffder so many” Purcell borrowed the state Parks and Tourism photogDepartment’s rapher to take pictures of She wagon train as it the state lad en wing route to Valley Forge Pa He said he was included in many of the pictures but added “everybotfy wanted to have their picture taken wifii me” Bicentennial The Commission which PuroeQ chairs paid the bOl after the state Parks and y? Tourism Department refused to then Gaston Jim chairman of the Parks Recreation and Travel Commission Purcell used said bad Judgment in ordering the Oswald: NORTH (D) A AJ 973 “Standard American variations is the 94 AK yet” 10 2 EAST AK Q AI5 V American goes back to the Culbertson system of forty-fiv- e years ago In those days the simple suit ne response might be made with a very weak hand Within the last twenty-fiv- e years this minimum has risen to ten points in general and many ex- make their an eleven minimum point hand” Oswald: forty years ago South would respond two diamonds and the would climb to an impossible game contract The modern expert responds one notrump His partner passes and our expert makes his contract and may even score an extra trick” Jim: “The main point is that this balanced ten partnership probably points with no high-spisideredto cards is not be worth a ot two-over-o- J A07 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The Utah State Division of Wildlife - Resources Sept 14 will auction off hunting and fishing equipment its confiscated rangers during the past year from violators of wildlife regulations The auction will beheld in the Prudential Plaza Auditorium: The rifles fishing gear and other sporting equipment will be on display from 3 to 7 pm Registration for bidding numbers begins pm and tbe auction at 7 atl 65 A A 9 4 3 SOUTH A 4 2 AQ85 Both vulnerable West North East Pass Pass 1A Pass Opening lead ly 23-A- VQ72 AQ832 — 10 South 1 NT ¥ L YiCwALTER goto: newyork 24-N- Ask the Jacobys ' We continue to get questions about scoring an unfinished rubber The answer is that a side with a part score on an unfinished game is given a 56point bonus a side with a game in on an unfinished rubber is bonus given a a (Do you have question for the experts? Write “Ask the Jacobys” care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions if 300-poi- nt stamped envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will JACOBY of copies MODERN) NOW SHOWING 23-D- "WARNING” tonvaltiw ch over-a- ll Your Birthday Sept 7 1979 may come out of the blue to propose an alliance this year Investigate but don’t jixnp in with both feet rHELD OVE The western adventure of eRfetkne 1:403:30 5:20 7:10 9:00 JOHN WAYNE ed receive Auction set 10 6 ¥843 A 10 9 6 5 K 10 7 “Standard Jim: perts J WEST variations are way out Others just common sense developments that haven’t really readied the general public as two-over-o- VKJ with used by American Today's almanac 20-Ma- A James pictures “If I did in fact use pm I’m bad judgment simply reimbursing the state” Purcell said to the state “The state of Arkansas pictures 200 for about keep I’m isn't going to suffer the rest and himself give to resolve the to persons who par- Purcell said he in- tidpated in the wagon tended to give about 300 EH well-being- Jacoby 'UPI X ril response hefty By Oswald ’1 LAUREN BACALL Someone new and interesting jS'H RWerbyDeh “THE SHOOTIST t i f $ |