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station changes.)
8 p.m.
CBS, Movie: It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World,” (1963)
starring Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle and others. Comedy
about a mad chase for tainted money. (R)
NBC, 43rd Annual King Orange Jamboree Parade. Joe
Garagiola and Anita Byrant host.
ABC, Donny And Marie.
9 p.m.
NBC, The Rockford Files. An airline stewardess
becomes the target of an assassin. (R)
ABC, Movie: “One Os My Wives Is Missing,” (1971)
starring Jack Klugman. A small town detective takes on a
baffling case. (R)
10 p.m.
NBC, Serpico learns that he is being used to set up a
union activist.
11:30 p.m.
CBS, New Year’s Eve with Guy Lombardo. Greeting the
New Year at New York’s Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
NBC, The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson.
ABC, New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 1977 with Frankie Valli
and the Four Seasons.
1 a.m.
NBC, Special. Gladys Knight and the Pips and Doc
Severinsen host this New Year’s Eve musical program.
ABC, In Concert. Guests: Jerry Lee Lewis, Little An
thony and the Imperials and Del Shannon. (R)
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Dr. Lamb
16-year-old
has ulcers
By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D.
DEAR DR LAMB - I have
a 16-year-old son who has pep
tic ulcers. He takes Maalox
and that’s all the doctor has
prescribed for him. Will you
please tell me some of the
foods that he can safely eat?
Is milk all right? Someone
told me to let him drink goat's
milk He just suffered a bad
attack; is there something
else to take to ease the severe
pain?
DEAR READER - What
one can and can’t eat if he has
an ulcer is still a subject of
controversy. Some doctors
don’t think there is any reason
why a person with an ulcer
can't eat almost anything.
Others recommend a bland
diet of soft foods
In severe cases a constant
drip of milk and cream with
other medicines to neutralize
the acid digestive juice is us
ed The treatment depends a
lot on how severe the symp
toms are and if the ulcers are
healing
To give you more informa
tion about ulcers and how they
are treated I am sending you
The Health Letter number 1-5,
Ulcers — Duodenal, Stomach.
Others who want this informa
tion can send 50 cents with a
long, stamped, self-addressed
envelope for it Just send your
letter to me in care of this
newspaper, P.O. Box 1551,
Radio City Station, New York,
NY 10019.
There is no advantage in us
ing goat's milk as opposed to
cow’s milk in the presence of
an ulcer. 1 think it is a good
plan to eliminate any foods
that seem to increase the
pain; avoid the spices and the
acid foods such as fruit juice.
Otherwise most ulcer patients
can eat fairly normally.
On the list of important
don’ts are coffee drinking or
use of any of the caffeine
containing beverages, smok
ing and alcohol.
DEAR DR LAMB -
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Polish chrome fixtures
Iwith rubbing alcohol
By Polly Cramer
Polly’s Problem
DEAR POLLY — Each of my bathrooms has a wall
heater and I cannot get the metal clean-looking The
same goes for the plates around the shower faucet
There must be something that will do this job
Those who make bean or split pea soup will find that it
is better to put the carrots, onions and soup through the
blender. Be careful that no soup bones go in it as they
would ruin the blender. This makes the soup creamy and
delicious. Then serve with croutons. — MRS R.H A.
DEAR MRS. R.H.A. —1 suggest that you try using
rubbing alcohol. I have great success with it on all
chrome fixtures. — POLLY.
DEAR POLLY — I use a rubber thumb guard such as file
clerks use on my thumb when I dice vegetables and this
prevents any danger of slicing a finger
Chalk is great for removing many spots especially greasy
ones. Apply, let it set, brush off and repeat if necessary
Club soda is good for spots on men’s ties or other things that
should be dry cleaned and it does not leave an odor
I also find that onion water kills aphids on roses and such
and also bugs on house plants. Slice raw onions, cover with
water, add a bit of detergent and then use this water to spray
them The onions should set in the water for quite a while 1
put this in a spray bottle saved from other household products
- B W
DEAR POLLY — I had a non-stick fry pan and a skillet that
peppers and eggs had been scrambled in and would not wash
away easily. 1 used the plastic top off of a margarine tub,
scraped them clean with the edge of the top and it made no
scratches. The cover was easy to wash clean so there was no
food odor nor the mess of a scouring pad. — BUNNY.
DEAR POLLY — Recently I made seat covers and a top for
a boat and what a problem I had. The heavy material was
shiny vinyl on one side with a slick jersey looking back When
first trying to stitch in the hems it would slip and slide, until I
finally thought of putting clear adhesive backed plastic tape
over each seam or hem before sewing. Then it went like a
breeze I stitched right through the tape while the fabric
stayed firmly in place. The enclosed sample will show the
difference between the hem without and the hem with tape. —
MRS. V E G
DEAR POLLY — I do not use packaged cake mixes because
they usually make such large cakes and have questionable in
gredients as far as my diet goes But I do find them helpful in a
pinch. I cut the sweetness of packaged yellow and white cake
mixes by adding the juice of one lemon to the required liquid.
This does not give a lemony flavor but seems to add a wonder
ful homemade flavor and richness. L.L.S.
Several years ago a mole on
the corner of my mouth got
sore and swollen. I could
move the hairs around that
grew in the mole. I cut them
level with the mole. It stayed
sore so I pulled them out. The
swelling went down and it quit
being sore. So as they grew
from then on I cut them level
with the mole and I never had
any more trouble until now. It .
has gotten sore again. Each
time the hair was festered.
Could you advise me as to
what causes this and the best
thing to do? Is it wrong to pull
them out?
DEAR READER - Get to a
doctor as quickly as you can
have him look at that mole. If
your description is correct I
think you should have it
removed surgically.
Anyone who has a mole
anywhere that changes in any
form whatsoever should run,
not walk, to the doctor. The
danger is malignant
melanoma —a particularly
nasty type of cancer that is
not easily cured. If you wait
too long it can’t be cured at
all.
While you may have had
just an infected hair follicle,
there is no way you can be sur
e The constant irritation you
have from the mole is
dangerous. Any mole that is .
irritated by shaving, a belt
strap, a bra strap or in any
way should be removed
There has been more than
one person who went to see
the doctor when a change in a
mole was noted because of my
earlier columns on this
problem And the prompt ac
tion of these readers has sav
ed lives. I can't emphasize too
strongly to all that any change
in size, shape, color or
whatever of a mole may be
your only warning and you
should not ignore it for a day,
a week or a month if you want
the best chance of survival
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The Griffin Dally News presents this feature as
entertainment only. The editors do not believe in
predictions based on astrology or the occult.
For Saturday, Jan. 1, 1877
ARIES (March 21-April 18) You
have a knack today for turning
things into a personal profit. If
you see a business opportunity,
give it priority over pleasure.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
You're reasonably lucky today,
but don't press it too far — such
as taking a flyer in an unknown
area.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Peo
ple tend to treat you generously
today, but don’t expect more
than you're entitled to. Be
satisfied with what you get
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
You're a bit flirtatious today. This
could cause you a problem Be
sociable, but be careful who you
flutter those long lashes at.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone
may try to take credit for your
ideas today or get a free ride on
your coattails Be sure work
carries your by-line.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If
you're a guest today, know when
to make your exit. Overstaying
your welcome may not get you
invited back.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Treat
the possessions and resources
of others today with the same
prudence you would your own
Don't be careless!
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A
sound New Year's resolution that
you make today will be put to the
test. Take care not to let your
guard down.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc.
21) Don't let others speak lor you
in money matters today. Talk up
for yourself. You're very compe
tent where dollars are concern
ed
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18)
Usually you have a rather firm
grip on your purse strings, but
not so today. Curb your tenden
cy to spend frivolously.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 18)
Activities centered around the
family will provide you with the
most enjoyment today. No need
to look for pleasure elsewhere
PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You
have some friends who are anx
ious to hear from you and it'll
make their day if you give them a
call Do it when you first think of
it. or it'll slip your mind
Jan. 1, 1877
Your overall prospects look
quite hopeful this coming year. A
rise in status or advancement in
your career is not unlikely.
(Are you a Capricorn? Bernice
Osol has written a special Astro-
Graph Letter tor you. For your
copy send 50 cents and a long
selt-addressed, stamped
envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O.
Box 489, Radio City Station, New
York, N.Y. 10019 Be sure to ask
for Capricorn Volume 1.)