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I
PHONE
MIDDLE
AGE
SUFFERINGS
Male
Hormone
Testosterone
Not
Very
Ilelpful
By
ALTON
L.
BLAKESLEE
8T.
LOUIS,
(AP)
The
male
hormone
testosterone
Is
not
much
help
to
most
men
suffer
ing
from
mental
depression
and
fatigue
In
middle
age,
studies
at
the
Washington
University
school
of
medicine
indicate.
The
studies
were
made
under
direction
of
Dr.
Edwin
F.
Glldae,
professor
of
psychiatry,
in
an
investigation
of
the
so-called
change
of
life
In
men.
This
change
of
life
in
men
does
occur,
but
is
rare,
Dr.
Glldae
said.
When
men
do
undergo
it,
their
bodies
produce
less
testosterone.
In
such
cases,
they
usually
are
helped
by
doses
of
the
hormone,
he
added.
But
quite
a
few
men
reaching
middle
age
suddenly
begin
to
feel
despondent
and
tired,
and
these
feelings
may
last
for
a
few
months
to
three
years.
The
studies
here
showed
that
there
was
not
any
lack
of
production
of
testosterone
by
their
bodies,
Dr.
Glldae
reported.
Why
the
mental
depressions
occur
was
an
unsolved
promem
hut.
there
was
no
indication
!
that
It
was
due
to
change
of
i
life.
The
states
of
mental
depression
tended
to
run
their
t
course,
ending
in
recovery
in
due
time,
whether
or
not
the
.
men
were
given
testosterone.
,
Most
men
with
such
com-
ain
Bros.
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EVERY
DAY
Religion
In
House
looerlefi
totvertefi
LONDON
Q
Religious
nt
fho
Hraiw
nf
Commons.
sundry
bows
to
the
Speaker,
Col.
Douglas
Clifton
Brown.
The
The
United
United
Kindom
Kindom
parlia-
parua
.
Commons
members,
who
had
heard
the
"traditional
word3
spoken
for
years,
recently
be-1.
came
nueresiea
in
men
uusui,
Iwhen
parliament
was
young
Jthe
Litany
was
read
dally
bv
i
the
clerk
kneeling
and
answered
House
members
on
their
i
knees.
Changes
came
with
the
reformation
but
Commons
guide
books
did
not
reveal
the
author
of
the
prayer
now
used
which
was
assumed
to
date
from
about
16C0.
Recent,
Inquiries
revealed
that
It
was
written
by
a
layman.
Sir
Christopher
Yelverton,
elected
to
parliament
in
15C2
and
later
made
Speaker.
He
presided
over
narllament
which
took
office
in
1597
and
held
power
for
only
two
months,
long
enough
to
es
tablish
the
prayer
as
a
Commons
tradition.
The
nrayer
appeals
to
God,
bv
whom
alone
kings
reign
and
princes
decree
Justice,'
and
be
seeches
wisdom
for
"thine
un
worthy
servants
gathered
here
together."
It
continues:
"and
that,
wc
having
thy
fear
always
before
our
eyes,
and
laying
aside
all
nrlvate
interests
prejudices
and
another
"
,
,
.
partial
affections,
the
Tesuit
oi
our
counsels
may
be
to
the
glory
of
thy
blessed
name,
the
main
tenance
of
true
religion
and
Jus
tice,
the
safety,
honor
and
happiness
of
the
king,
the
public
wealth,
peace
and
tranquility
of
the
realm,
and
the
uniting
and
knitting
together
of
the
hearts
of
all
persons
and
estates
with
in
the
same.
In
true
christian
love
and
charity
one
towards
W.C.
Oweis
.,
Spsr?
J.fi
Mc
Afs7
J.J.
Beian
RAILWAY
CHANGES
The
retirement
of
Walter
C.
Owens,
for-
morlv
rronnral
mnnntrpr
nf
thp
Wpsfprn
Rpalnn
Pannrtlan
Na
-
The
most
effective
treatment
UNPREJUDICED
AWARD
WINNIPEG
0i
The
Winnipeg
school
board
has
upheld
award
lb
start
i'S
VHie
day
with
JUST
TRY
THIS
TONIGHT
Why
waken
tired
and
listlei
when
you
can
do
what
thousand!
of
happy
people
are
doing!
They
simply
take
a
cup
of
Ovaltin
at
bed
time
to
wake
up
fresh
and
alert
each
morning.
For
Ovaluoe
acts
in
three
wayi
'
First,
taken
warm
at
bedtime.
It
fosters
sound
'refreshing
sleep,
without
drugs.
Second,
it
supplies
essendal
food
elements
to
rebuild
Titality
while
you
sleep!
Third,
it
also
furnishes
Important
itamins
and
minerals
in
a
delicious,
more
natural
way
for
all-round
health
and
vigour;
So
why
not.
try
Ovaltin
beginning
tonight?
See
if
yott
don't
wake
up
refreshed
and
vigorous
in
the
morning,
ready
to
start
the
day
with
a
song;
Oviiltme
:
0PEN
HOUSE
AT
KING
EDWARD
School
in
Action
Seen
by
Education
Week
Visitors
On
Wednesday
in
observance
of
Educational
Week,
open
house
i
i
.i
i
iri
rJnTnKil
'
mixed
erade
one
and
two,
were
j
doing
a
writing
lesson
which
was
followed
by
cutting
and
coloring
stand-un
Dlctures.
On
I
her
dlsrilav
hoards
was
some
ex-
i
cellent
printing
work
and
her
'
room
with
Hallowe'en
art
was
j
pleasing.
I
Miss
Sweenevs
Grade
II
was
i
doing
poem
illustrative
work.
On
her
board
was
a
pumpkin
de
tional
Railways,
Is
announced
by
W.
R.
Devenlsh,
vice-presl-
'
vice
used
for
stimulating
games
j.-..
v.i.
ii
.
.iu
-i
v,i
I
and
work.
Her
display
boards
Uclllf.
all.
JWi;u
llllilica
ilia
liiliwajr
taicci
wilii
iitxii
-
-
.
.
a
centurv
of
service.
Succeedine
Mn
Owens
will
be
Howard
H.
eave
some
excellent
pupil
worK
Sparling,
formerly
assistant
general
manager.
Two
further
on
art
and
everyday
sub
ecis
t
r,
,
,..
I
In
Miss
Hart's
room
the
llb-
tendent
of
the
Edmonton
division
who
becomes
assistant
to
I
5
SZdtoe
Her
rOOUl
Showed
ine
PUmentB.
th.
.ronprnl
mnnaapr
nnri
T
J.
Rphnn:
fnrmPrlv
-nprlntinrifnt
I
.
,
,
.
'
ork
oI
an
mdian
pro
ect.
speii
of
car
service,
who
becomes
assistant
general
superintendent
lessons
lessons
Wer
were
ing
and
and
reading
readlng
oi
iransporianon.
plaints
had
had
similar
attacks
been
grossly1
exaggerated,
earlier
in
life.
Extroverts
and
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
FOR
unusually
active
persons
were
MENTAL
DEPRESSION
more
likely
to
develop
these
Women
suffer
mental
depressions
three
to
four
times
as
frequently
as
men
and
most
of
their
attacks
occur
before
or
after
the
menopause,
Dr.
Gildae
said.
He
declared
that
the
importance
of
the
menopause
in
causing
mental
depression
had
hpld.
Miss
MacBeath's
grade
IV
was
viavina
lpsxons
In
laneuage
and
reading.
An
interesting
travel
arniprt
was
under
way.
Meth
ods
rt
nl
of
communication
communicatum
and
actu-
for
mental
depression
in
men
,
cr
travel
were
shown
and
women
wsa
electric
shock
.
mlniature
form.
therapy.
Why
shock
works
was
.ho
visited
Miss
Mox
not
clear.
Some
cases
of
des-
ieSsons
in
social
Jp
,g
room
say
pondency
due
to
extreme
grief
etl,Hip,
and
art
Her
boards
over
loss
of
a
loved
person
did
showed
tne
WOrk
being
done
in
not
respond
so
weu
to
snocs
therapy.
Also,
certain
neurotic
conditions
which
are
not
helped
by
shock
might
be
confused
with
'
mental
depressions.
FIprtHc
'shnr.lt
theranv
should
be
given
only
after
psychiatric'
-fc
study
Indicates
that
the
patient
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls
will
be
helped
by
this
type
or
treatment,
he
said.
!
COFFEE
The'
shocks
were
transmitted
through
the
brain
for
a
few
1
AO
cTtTC
1
t-o
lOths
:
oi
a
second,
with
ust
nrTTrn
enoueh
elven
to
produce
'uncon-
D1
IX.
IV
ov.iUU4UVdi
sclousness
'
c
and
.
.
a
w
mild
...."
convul-
-
liaLd
v
.
.
.
-
'
tnr
nrpss
and
nubile:
are
reore-
einn
Tin
tn
15
t.n
20
treatments
.mtsri
hit
thp
rilsnlfipd
Dicture
'
n-oro
trlvpn
and
mnst
natlents
wj
r
c
.
-
nv.b
t)
.
'
-
I
ICVi.kvu
of
Rev.
Prebendary
Christopher
j
began
to
show
Improvement
af-i
nviocVitrp
in
rhiirphlv
robes
tpr
t.hp
third
to
fourth
shock.
.
sl
11.01111
-
v
.
-
backing
off
the
House
floor
with
j
See
for
yourself
how
much
better
your
morning
cup
of
cofec
tastes
when
Pacific
Is
added.
The
creamy-rich
texture
will
improve
it
so
much
you'll
never
want
to
be
without
it!
Try
some
today.
,
scholarshlp
to
a
Jap-
!ment,
like
the
Canadian,
has
np
nfmaf!ll.n
nut5n
deSDlte'
nl
iri
UII
1
Its
dally
prayers
In
private
with
nMt.nns
nf
nne
trustee
who
K
fl
T
L
IM
I
L
l
the
Commons
doors
made
fast
,
.
.
.
,
narents
had
re-1
theSUM.Idlated
and
Vacuum
Packed
of
as
soon
as
the
procession
ispeaKer,
sergeaut-at-aimo
tlon
onia
not
be
tne
responsi-
ing
the
mace,
train-bearer
and
blllty
of
Winnipeg
taxpayers.
chaplain
has
entered.
i
Prebendary
Cheshire,
as
Speak-
Trv
a
Dailv
News
Classified
Ad,
pr's
chaplain,
nef
forms
a
daily!
.
duty
unchanged
in
nearly
300
1
years.
lie
reads
the
ancient
!
prayer
before
the
Speaker,
takes
the
chair
and
the
days
tasks
begin.
Three
Ballings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdays,
l:3t
pjn.
,
Coqultlam.
Fridays,
12
midnight.
Catala.
Sunday,
2
p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN,
WRANGELL
and
PETERSBURG
Fridays,
2
p.m.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
12
midnight.
OUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
October
17
and
31
November
14
and
28
Midnight.
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
October
19
November
2,
16
and
30
Midnight.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
f
nnce
nuperi
isi"
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
514
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Thursday,
November
6,
1947
social
studies
of
North
America.
Remembrance
Day
art
was
especially
Interesting.
In
the
Erade
VI
rooms
of
Mr.
Moore
and
Mr.
Goscoe
parents
was
neiu
m
rung
nuaiu
-
-
,
.
cellent
Dlctures
illustrating
so-
scnooi.
uver
idu
parents,
sucava
-
studies
and
science
On
the
and
visitors
came
to
see
a
school
in
action.
From
grade
I
room
up
,
to
the
grade
VI
rooms
intense
(
interest
was
shown
in
the
stu-!
dies
being
taken
and
the
work
j
displayed.
Discussions
were
held
I
between
teacher
and
parent
as
j
'
to
child
progress
In
Division
8,
Itoa.
KuUander's
rodm
of
grade
ones
went
through
singing,
reading
and
art
work
based
on
reading.
Her
t
room
was
tastefully
arranged
to
i
show
Hallowe'en
art
i
Miss
SDence
In
Division
7,
a
the
other
social
studies
was
De-ing
held.
After
school
even
pupils
vls-
MALE
FACES
RED
HALIFAX
0)
When
Inspect
tor
Frank
Hook
of
the
Nova
Scotia
motor
vehicle
depart
ment
says
"that
must
be:
o,
hk,o
woman
driver."
he
means
It
as
with
display
boards
showing
ex-
a
compliment.
"Generally
1
l.t
T1
fiir
Rmmnn
OTP
a
bit
calmer
than
men
as
dn-
mural
boards
were
pictures
of
vers."
he
told
a
group
of
out-art
of
Hallowe'en,
country
raged
male
reporters
recently,
scenes,
Remembrance
Day
art
"Men-partlcularly
older
men--and
samples
of
pupil's
work
in
don't
keep
their
heads
as
well..
various
subjects.
One
room
was,
"
doing
art
for
the
school
item
in
STILL
BACCHUS
BREW
,
u
ii
the
Civic
Centre
on
FridayJ
Red
wine
can
be
made
from
Some
parents
expressed
surprise
white
grapes
and
white
wine
can
,
at
the
excellent
worK
aone.
in
De
maae
irom
rea
grayes.
did.
So
visitor's
daywas
inter
esting
io
aiiicoiicciiicu
puitin,
ited
rooms
to
see
what
others
pupil
and
teacher.
SAL
AD
A
TEA
BAGS
PHONE
81
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
From
This
Date
WAR
ASSETS
COAL
will
be:
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Sacked
512.00
per
ton
MINE
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$11.00
per
ton
No
rebate
for
quantity
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Home
Away
From
Hom-
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Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
111
49.50
1
(Regular
$66.00)
2
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
(While
they
last)
EASY
TANK
CLEANER
(Complete
with
attachments)
Guaranteed
for
One
Year
A.
MacKcniic
Furniture
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
Christmas
Suggestions
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
(various
designs)
CEDAR
CHESTS
BEDROOM
SUITES
DINETTE
SUITES
TABLE
LAMPS
LAY-AWAY
FLOOR
LAMPS
END
TABLES
MAGAZINE
TABLES
(walnut).
COFFEE
TABLEfs
(walnut).
LIVING
ROO.M
DESKS
(solid
mahogany).
LIVING
ROOM
TABLES
(Duncan
rnyiej.
COFFEE
TABLES
(Duncan
Phyfe).
MIRRORS
Numerous
designs,
reflection
of
beauty
and
taste.
ORIENTAL
CARPETS
WILTON
CARPETS
AXMINSTEK
CARPETS.
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