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DON'T GROW OLD GROW YOUNG

That is the mossage for today from scientists now discussing your chances of living 100 years and they sum it up in a word:

REVIGORATION

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By Chapman Pincher

.TURAL processes research laboratory in St Louis, that injecting a which make un grow U.S., reported

old CAN be artificially special combination of hormones produced marked mental and put into reverse and the physical improvement in elderly aging human body CAN bo men. rovigorated, it was claimed

con- ACTI the international gress of old-age specialists in London.

at

At er a

cortisone, course of And

extract, thyroid

fekt they looked younger and younger. Blood tesla and o her examinations proved that they in bot cr shape were

younger

Three doctors who have been working along different lines physiologically

laumed spectacular uccesses at before.

Agc with drug reversing old

frealmenta,

HIGHLY

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of Fraschini, Dr Alcide

the results Milan, reported on of injecting a gland extract from and animals into elderly men women,

This extract produces far better reults than the gland grafts tried years ago by the

French: famous

surgeon, Dr Dr Fraschini Voronov, Sergr claimed.

He has led it on more than 1,300 elderly people,

many of whom were suffering from high blon pressure and hardening of the arteries.

he

"Patients not only improved

but mentally." physically said. "The injections, which are the toxic harmless, eliminate

the product which sprod up rhythm of aging.

Hormones

NE 82-year-old Italian actor,

O appeared in London Last

grently to hove your, seemed bented by the injections, ac- before-and-after cording 10

ปากี doctor photographs which showed.

Vitamins given in carefully regulated doses can also bring enewed zest to the body and claimed Dr Wiliam mind, Kaufman, of Bridgeport, U.S.

Tablets of the synthetic vita- min niacinamide nake aged joints

more flexible, substan- tially increase the strength of weakening muxles, and improve the sense of balance, according to hi Ondings. "Many old suffered from пл unpleasant feeling of Gwaying recovered their ability to balance selves normally during the first three months of treatinent, and long this benefit continued as as they took the vitamin," Dr

Kaufman Raid.

people who

sering

Choline

And

than

beneficial results from hormone treatment were reported oo by Dr Robert Perlman, of San Francisco, who has developed new ways of measuring the physical weakness brought on by aging.

Exciting announcements were and by doctora also made scientis who are concentrating

the discovery of methods of keeping the body young.

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new

Professor Stanley Hartroft, of Toronto, clatmay that there la now sound evidence that the called addition of a substance choline (pronounced coateen) to the diet can reduce he chances of heart attacks. (Eggs are the nalurol source of richest choline.)

When animals were fed fatty diets deficient in this substance hey rapidly developed the type of artery defect which brings on thrombosis. Adding coronary

prevented choline to the diet these defects.

them

The possibility of protecting old people by giving

of germ-kiling routine doses drugs was raised by Dr D. H. Sprunt, of Memphis, U.S.

He has given tablets of the old drug surcomycin to 200 people suffering from heart and ailments. Another 200 chest

looking were given Identical

contain tablets which did not the drug.

"In almost every respect, patients given the drug are now

hatt in better condition than tho others, Dr Sprunt sald.

them-

net The vitamin

to directly on the nervous system,

and now

LL these researches

many

arc

ond

more described recently --- to be pressed forward with increased vigour over the next few years.

The combination of experi. body Into keeping the

for there is evidence that it also rents relieves the mild depression young, and revigorating the people body which is already old, may from which many old

wil results which produce suffer.

William Increase your life-span far be- yond the units now considered magnificently equipped old-age normal.

Professor Kountz,

who

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Worrying Your Mind

By JOHN MCKENNA

So you don't know your has profulness of Id from your Superego? which nobody has proved.

that Dr Eysenck Well, don't worry about it.

suggests there is need for a thorough- It may not even matter.

going investigation into The effects of psychotherapy.

ор

After two generations of Freud and Jung, psychla- He is not prepared to write it be Icela strongly trista on couches, and mil off. But

enough to think that courses in lions of words about the

elinical psychology might horrible deeds of the sub well to leave it alone just as conscious mind, some scient- they would another unproved ists are beginning to won- theory. der what the nolas was all about.

For

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GERMANY— IF THERE WERE NO COLD WAR

"Ach, Karl! I've just had a horrible nightmare!"

London Express Service

Stenglehofen's Brave New Zoo

BY RONALD DUNCAN

IT ISN'T THEIR PIGEON

By J. W. Taylor

NOWING bird is tho

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pigeon. Or at least that is what the farmers of Staffordshire and War- wickshire think, and they should know.

Every day in the week, except. One, the Staffordshire farmers Eny the the landscape is clutter- ed up with pigeons; the same Warwickshire felds-

howev Thursdays,

with the men.

the

On

Staffordshire

pigeons are

not to be seen for miles around the countryside;

on Saturdays

not all the corn in Egypt would entlee a pigeon into the agricul ural districts of Warwickshire.

It is on a Thursday that Staffordshire farmers

on their pigeon shooin. Thursday

сусту

day,

my the

the

go

out

And

Thurs-

Carmers the

there.

pigeons are simply rot They know it is hynt-day. Into Where have they flown Warwickshire to CCATHE the

guns!

LEARNED LESSON

held Pigeon shoots are Warwickshire on a Saturday,

ka

say. the

There, too, the farmers the picons have learned lesson of the fields, They fly into Staffordshire for the day. returning ng nightfall,

Pigeons are a nuisance and a menace to the crops in ways, hence

ganised

the farmers' shoots

breed, and

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many

to curb

the

day

their canny

trip into another county to

escape the guns is causing much

concern

Indeed, Tamworth branch of Union the National Formors

the have closely studied Staffordshire problem and have come to the conclusion that the solution is for the shoots to be held on the same day of the week

forma thurmughout Britain.

Union headquarters have already been notified their suggestion and of the

of

progress of discussions between Staffordshire and Warwickshire farmers to x a common for their shoots.

day

Says Mr Kenneth Granger, of "When the Tamworth branch: the shoots first storted, many farmers came back loaded with pigeons they had shot, but in Almo the birds

became

very

candy, until towards the end of the PERSON farmers

onen

tramped mics looking in vain for a pigeon as a target.

birds had suddenly go!

The

wise

to us. Nowadays, 23 DOOM ла

they see a gun they fly off into a bit of

will be needed. For the Zoo is Warwickshire for London. that he does not even wish to ЧЕ Welfare State deprive them of the comfort of

and has in- their own smell, vented a method of ventilation

has been extended to wullabies. Drome by which the animals can enjoy Ing a Tasmanian Devil, to com-

and the visitors daries are to have semi- their aroma,

all modern can enjoy theirs. detached, with conveniences.

world

LIGHTS

extend

peace and quiet."

SIGHT OF GUN

roclying gifts, constantly Australia has recently sent consignent of animals, includ-! inemorate the Royal tour.

Pigeon fanciers, however, re- fuso to believe that the birds Perhaps some of these

are able to dreido what day is controlled re- thermostatically

ΟΤ Saturday. Thursday sidences could be made avail- Ometul comunent of the West able to other species. Could not

Midland Bird Club is: "The pigeons are in their usual haunts the Zoological Sockely their definition of what

In these counties every day. what animal to include

was They certainly would not know to fly away. established, many of us would be only too willing to subscribe Pigeon shoots in the past have

been so

so intensive, however, an to the Society's funds for the bird casualties so heavy that come tho sight of A guneven a of the people we dislike as in-stick-would now be. privliege of nominating habitants of the bear-pit, where

could visit Wo

them occa sionally and feed them on the stalest of buns.

better human? Were such a definitiont on which day

nov

will be All cages and bar scrapped, except in the monkey This brave new

house and the aviary. No danger has been designed by the will be entailed. Stengichofen with the bars Zoo architect, Mr Stengle- plans to replace hofen. With a name like moots and ditches to adequate safety and that I expected to find

a views.

He told me that the comfortable old Dutchman moat in the tiger house is to with a meerschaum pipe be more than 25ft. wide, since and a velvet smoking-cap. tigers might leap any distance

less than that I found 0 tanned and athletic looking Cockney from Kentish Town. After talking to him for Aive THE lights which are

THE

The only difficulty would be minutes I was even sur- focused on the public and not

Perhaps prised to learn that he had on the ions will be re-arranged to make a selection. studied architecture in Ger- so that there will be no doubt this might be an idea for a new

as to who is viewing whom. All TV parlour game,

with houses will be installed vita-glass, and decor will sug- Frank Stenglehofen's rest the natural habitat of the plans are ambitious. His various animais, designs will cost the Zoo-

The new Zoo will be logical Society £1,000,000 to pleted in 10 years or more. At execute. As the Zoo cannot present nearly all the visitors spread (being restricted to (two and a half million a year) 86 acres), it has decided to come between March and Oc- But with covered ways We are going to tober.

leading from house 10 house see apartments for pamas, and central heating. the Zoo The model shows covered will be as much of an attrac- ways leading from level tion in winter as it is now In to level, with no stairs; a the summer. complete two-storey Zoo.

many.

lle won't have quite the last go up. word, however.

instance, H. J. Eysenck, of London Univer- In the current Isaue of the sity's Institute of Psychia British Journal of Paychology try, decided he would dig he and Lester Lubosky, from around a Jittle and Ree the Menninger Institute, what the effects of "paycho. fighting a gentlemanly ducl. therapy" on the patient

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are

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what is psychological improve-

and Ideal for hanging that there seems to be no ment in a patient what and better living conditions for all. That sounds like 's nercentage in it. He could isn't.

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find no "scientific" reason Ile feels, too, that patients blueprint by Bevan.

25 years ago,

will be

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im-

HE' change will not come all THE to believe that patients treated with psychotherapy may

at once.

One building at a treated with psychotherapy have been suffering different Central heating is to

time will be pulled down and Upsets from be provided, with houses rebuilt. This will entail moving by gentlemen with rooms kinds of mental

those who weren't treated.

thermostatically controlled the occupants to their country full of couches fared much

ho thinks thint who In general, those better than

to sult. the needs of each seat at Whipsnade until their ready for them. town residence la there just ain't enough evlilenco | animal.. to dropped in

the seo

Visitors to Regent's Park will to go on.

nelice much difference, family doctor.

Stenglohofen is tackling mot Dr Eysenck replies that this

*are was just what he was saving mil the smell problem, too. Ex- since if the Sony Sheep

missing, they can always look along there isn't any evidence.periments with strong deo at the Mounion. And, anyhow, And why worry about a theory dorants, in the cattery fall only an expert could tell the which no one has been able to

ed. It was discovered that difference between the red- provet

and the rumped,parakoot the chemicals made the ani quis mais eyes water.

Moreover, he felt that the lack óf evidence was sufficient to suggest that budding clinical paychologists need not be train ed in paychotherapy at all,

There the laymen can leave the matter. sor: the moment,

to be. When the •ázsparia can't soet It

why should it. Worry Aut,

Bbengfehafen

By the time the rebuilding is

with the welfare of the anumaja me many, mons anfinale, and AT FI

and

enough

to highten them Away to some temporary refuge,

"But the pigeons arc cer- tainly there that is until in the distance they see the guns Naturally, they approaching. move

to off

friendly parts for a short while."

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