T
ancas:
Controversy Rages
Cholesterol Scare Discounted
It may well be that a lifelong intake of high-content
fattv foods, contraiy to current dietetic theory, is not a de
terrent to o’d age nor even necessarily the cause of cardip
vascular tioubles, a survey of elderly people indicated to
day The medical supervisor of this pilot study is Dr Eu
gene C Klein, M D , D-M, FA C P
The mysterious factors that
enable men and women to
lead a lull life on ditary re
gime high in „ cholesterol
foods, and still be mentaLy
aleit and psysicahy active
long after they have become
octogenenans, are as worthy
of scientific investigation as
are the postmortems on those
who died in middle age or
younger, the report said
These inferences were
drawn fiom a study by the
public service division of the
public relations firm of The
Roy Bernard Co , Inc of the
lifetime eating habit of 100
active, non-senile men and
women in seven homes fori
the aged throughout the New
Yoik metropolitan ere a
whose ages averaged 82 61
years It was found that 96
percent of those interviewed
45 males and 55 fema’es, had
ne\er followed adiet for any
time period during their lives
for the purpose of losing
weight, and that fats of all
kinds were a dominant fac
toi m their lifelong eating
habits
“Several subjects reported
eating fats m pure form, such
as butter, lard, _ chicken fat
and other extremely high
cholesterol foods,” the survey
reported, ‘land chocolate and
chopped liver were also pop
nlat m their diets” One
man, aged 82,. said that he
east a pound of .chocolate a
week.and brings a pound to
the matron on duty
“Converse to . what had
been expected,” the Roy
Bernard report, continued,
“those with past and present
diets of the highest fat con
tent were the group least af
fected by ~cawio-vascular
trouble ”
Furthermore, there was a
marked preference for fried
foods with 92 per cent of
those polled still partaking
• Lancaster Poultry
(From page 3)
13 3- 10 Edwin L Funck,
4100 WVX, 9, Header’s Foul
trj, 13 3
11 Same. 3700 WVX, 9, to
Header’s Poultry, 13 3, 12
M&B (Jay Donmoyer), 5500
WV, 9, Victor F Weaver,
Inc, 13 3, 13.' Daniel G
Forry, 3375 WV,- 9-2, Daniel
K Good, 13 4, 14 Same,
3500 WV, 9-2, -_-NO SALE,
13 1 bid; 15 Same, 13 4 bid
16 Kenneth B Noll, 2800
WV, 9-2, John N Thomas,
14 2, 17 D E Horn & Co,
(Glenn B Gockley) 4000
WV, 9-5, Daniel K Good,
13 3, 18 Same (Robert God
frey), 5000 WV, 9-2, Roy E
Ream, 13 6, 19 Harvey M
Zimmerman, 1300 WVX, 8-
5, Carl B Risser, 15 3, 20
Same, 2000 WVX, 8-5, NO
SALE, 13 7 bid
21 Jack Bucher, 4400 WV
8, Header’s Poultry, 13 4,
22 Same, 23 Same, 24 Ivan
Z Hoover, 1450 WV, 10-1,
Martin Brendle, 14, 25 Gar
den Spot Broilers (Jacob C
He-r), 700 WVXC, 13-6, to
V C Hellmger & Son, 18 6
26 Same, 500 WVX, 13-6,
W C Hellmger & Son, 18 6,
27 Same (John L Herr),
13C0 WVP, 17-2, Roy E
Ream, 19 2 28 Same, 600
W7C. 14-2 NO SALE, 14
bid 29 Same, 16 4 bid, 30
J J Hess, If (J Warren
Eshleman), 1850 WVX, 9-6,
D-miel X Good, 13 0
H M&B (Miner Gaiber),
7(100 WV 8-6, NO SALE,
18 0 bid, 32 Same 6000 IR,
8-2 NO SALE, 13 2 bid, 33
Miß (James Bariev), 6000
WV, 8-6 NO SALE, 13 1 bid
34 Greidor Leghorn Farm
1880 WRF, 15 mo, W C
M,.lhnge>- & 14 4, 100
m les, W C Hellmger &
son 15 0 35 John J Dear
doif 300 SXC, 10-4, W C
H-1 linger & Son, 15
36 Same 200 SXC, 15, to
Daniel K Good, 15 2, 37
Helen Thomas, 350 LF, Roy
Tt r> n *■'
lay, August
'terming, 5a
One of the complaints reg
istered by some of the older
persons was that they do not
get enough of frankfurters or
corned beef and cabbage.
The majority of those in
terviewed were found to be
light drinlters of alcoholic
beverages, but only 39 of the
subjects' were smoke, s
at least once a day Eggs, . A ?. incidental
fast brought out was that of
prepared in almost every the 100 persons polled only
way, were rouna 10 be a one was considered to be ov
consistent part ot the daily erweight, although most re
eating habits ot 97 persons ported some obesity during
in the survey One man, aged their middle years which la
-94, said that he had eaten 4 ter disappeared without re
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