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Much - Traveled Cotten
tikes Acting Abroad
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 18—(AP)
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Take Joseph Cotten. In the past
par OF 50 he has made three
ctures in Europe_=o in London,
‘enna and Ttaly. His only state
de entry has been ‘‘deyond the
orest” with Bette Davis. But he
't complaining about constant
. packing UP, his duffle-bag, or
T stars pack up.
“This is the only way I could
tord o take 8 European trip‘
rst-class,” Cotten says. with per
ans unwarranted modesty about
< money Status.
Joseph doesn’t cotton (ho ho—
ke) to this lalk about the rigors
making pictures in ill-nourish
. ill-eqnipped Europe.
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-ope ia exactly the same as
aking them on location at Lake
ranca,” he told me. “You undergo
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in either place; they aiways say,,
‘this coulgn’t happen in Hofi);-
wood'.”
Whether at Lake Como or
Lake Tahoe, Cotten remarked,
there’s always a wind machine to
make the fer.ale star’s hair blow.
“Then the sound man says it’s
making too much noise. So they
try a wind tunnel affairs, but
that's too .woisy, too. So someone
gets the idea of having « piece of
board to make the girl's hair
blow. It happens every time.”
Vienna was the most inconven
ient place to work, said the actor.
“We had black bread and cheese
for breakfast while Velli, Orson
Welles and I made “Ipe Third
Man',” he related.
Conditions were pleasant in
Italy, where he just shot “Sep
tember” locations. He and Joan
Fontaine were filmed at Rome,
| Naples, Capri, Florence and Pom
peii.
Cotten didn’t even grouse about
England, where he spent nine au
stere months. “You soon find
what you put in your stomach is
not too important,”’ hie remarked.
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THE BANNER-RERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
LOCAL MEASURES RELP TO CURE
THE PROBLEM OF ACHING JOINTS
By EDWIN P. YORDAN, M. D.
Written for NEA Service s
Osteoartaritis or hypertrophic
arthritis really should not be
called arthritis at all. It is really
a mild degeneration or wearing
out of some of the structures which
go to.make the joints. It is a sort
of aging of the joints which shows
up first in those joints which do
the most work, like the knees, hips
or fingers,
The exact cause or causes of
this condition are not entirely un=-
derstood. There may be an in
herited factor, that is the cartilase
and bone of people in some famil
ies may be particularlv suscepti
ble to early degeneration or os
teoarthritis. Repeated injury also
seems to promote the development
of this condition. Poor posture,
disturbances of blood éirculation,
and obesity are other conditions
which contribute to the develop
ment of osteoarthritis.
Accomnanied by Stiffness
The end joints of the fineers
freanently become enlarged. This
is often accomnanied bv a certain
amount of stillness and soreness,
though this usually disappears
after the joints have been loosened
up. These enlargements are very
common in later years and are
called Heberden’s nodes.
The treatment of desgenerative
changes in the joints includes gen
eral measures aimed at reflieving
the discomfort and improving the
over-all physical condition. Local |
measures designed to relieve the
involved joints and prevent or
correct any difficulties which are
present are also used. Occupa~-
tional strains should be eliminated
whenever possible and posture
should be corrected.
Many people become unneces
‘sarily alarmed when they are told
that they have this condition be
cause they are afraid that they
may become seriously crippled..
Osteoarthritis is always a mild
condition.
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Note: Dr. Jordan is unable to
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readers. However, he will answer
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questions in ris.col.umn.
THE DOCTOR ANSWERS
By Edwin P, Jordan, M. D.
QUESTION: Is there any special
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ANSWER: The liver may be
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kidney disease, as well as diseases
of the liver itself and other dis
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Clean - Up Time
For Jewelry
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer
Jewelry—both real and make
believe — must be kept clean if
pearle, pine necklaces and rings
are to reflect their brilliance ang
your good grooming,
Jewelry responds to regular
clean-up sessions just as other
accessories do, but there are rules
for keeping these precious acces
sories spick-and-span.
Precious gold and platinum,
diamonds and rare stones can be
cleaned with jewelry cleagsers
that are designed to do just that,
But a home-brew of strong soap,
a little ammonia and lukewarm:
water will work miracles on your
bedimmed engagement ring and
wedding band. Dip’ your jewelry
rifying oxygen to every tissue of
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in and out of this solution until
it looks clean, then remove the
rings and run cold water over
them. ' : ‘¥
Lukewarm wuter and soap
alone, without the ammonia this
time, will do the clean-up trick
for semi-precious and synthetic
stones and imitation gems held in
fine settings.
Beads and chained necklaces
take to a lukewarm soap-lather
and soft-brush treatment. Soak=-
ing should be avoided because it
tends to rot the string. Just dip
the brush (it can be an old tooth
brush) and rub over the beads.
Pearls are a probiem apart:
Oriental and cultured pearls can
be cleaned in warmr soap water
and rubbed with a small brush,
though a more professional clean
ing can be done by the jeweler.
All imitation pearls, no matter
what the grade, will. drop their
pearl coating if dipped in hot
water. If you must wash your
pearls, dip them in slightly warm
water, or, better still, wipe clean
with a damp cloth.
Costume jewelry is apt to shed
both stones and luster in a hot-
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water bath also. Most high-fashe
ion accessories are brightened by
gem-colored.- stones flt!lh:‘ have
been FM rather prong=
sét. Hot water dissolves the glue
that holds stone to setting.
A damp cloth .rung out in
luke-warm water will wipe up
\most of the soil that collects in
| tiny jeweled crevices, ¥ vou
‘must wash the pieces, place &
cloth in the bottom of.the wash«
basin filled with slightly warm
water, just in case stones do fall
out.
For a new topping for canned
luncheon meat cream together a
half cup of blue cheese with two
tablespoons of prepared mustard;
spread the mixture over the top
and sides of meat slices and broil
until the cheese s bubbly and
brown.,
For a quick luncheon dish
serve chipped beef and cooked
green peas in a‘sauce nrade from
a can of condensed mushroomn
soup. Add a crisp salad of lettucs
and cucumber, and serve frui.
and cookies for dessert.