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FEATURES TOMORROW

FEATURES TOMORROW
WRC-MajOr BOwes' Cap
itOl Family, 1880 q. m. to
1880 p. m. International
Broadcast from Germany, g.
$3.50 p. m. Metropolitan Op-
era Additions Of the Air, 1880
4 p, m. Manhattan Merry
Go Round, $3.50 p. m.
WMAL-The Magic Key of
RCA, 2-S p m. Ozzie Nelson's
Orchestra with Bob Ripley,
1905 p. m. Paul White
mans Musical Varieties, 9:45-
1880 p. m.
WJSV - Leslie Howard,
'Her Cardboard Lover" 2
$3.50 p. m. National Anna
/, teur Night, $3.50 p. m. Eddie
Cantor, 7-7:SO p. m. Mid
night Sky Ride, 12-1 q m.
WOL-FOurth Presbyterian
Church, 1880 a. m. to noon.
Washington Catholic Radio
Hour, 5-6 p. m. Evening
Concert, 7:15-S:15 p. m. Fam
lily Circle, 1O:30-11 p. m.
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ne GzAMOpOUS ADvE&TURE
| BY Jean SeNnvneht @ 1886 snaoe Inc - :!
e 1885 NEA Service, Inc

vitation was her date with Dick.
ooh. come on, Lucille" ne
said, trying to loosen the grip OF
her determined fingers. Il want
to get on with this portrait. VI
course, though, if you're tired we
will call it day" -,
"And we'll have a tea party! :,
she exclaimed eagerly.
"Not here! Well go over TO
Rudy's."
Lucille pouted. "That won't be
so much fun"
"Well, there's nothing to eat
here, so that's that" Derek re-
Piled, cleaning his paint brushes
Giles Harding's secretary step
ned quietly into her employers
office. "Here's special deiiVefy
for YOU" she said, handing him a
letter. 80.
"From Arizona! I was just, be-
GINNING TO wonder if Mark Chap
man had decided to come east IN
stead of writing" Harding took
up paper knife and slit the en-
velope.
Quickly his eyes raced across
the closely written pages. A mo-
mcnt later he was pressing but
ton, summoning his secretary.
81 wish you'd call up Madame
| Lizette's shop" he told her, AND
oct Miss Everett on the line.
/ Things are moving faster than |
thought they would"
Miss West, who had been with
Harding for many years, turned
questioning glance on her en-
pIoycr as her slender fingers rif-
! fled the pages of the telephone
book.
"Mark Chapman says he's heard
that an offer is on the Wav to the
girl," Harding explained. cts the
Travers crowd who want the place
he's given us authority to head
them off. but we must get hold
of Miss Everett at once"
"Ohw exclaimed Miss West,
ranidly aialing.
But when she got Madame
Lizette's shop shn was CURLY in
formed that no Miss Evcrett was
associated with the concern.
"Not there noww Harding
Jumped from his chair as he heard
the news. "By George, she surely
hasn't accented and gone west to
close the deal! Get Miss Gran
ston's letter from the file. | think
| wrote Gail Everett's address on
it. Seems to me she was staying
at some club"
every we'll" Miss West hurried
from the room.
A moment later she was back.
"Here it is" she said, handing
Harding a memo on which the
address was written.
ooh, that's quite near here" ne
said. 81 think I'll drop around
there now and have talk with
the girl. If anything comes up,
look after it. l won't be long"
4 4 Il
Gail was in her room. For the
first time since Dcrek and she had
become engaged he had failed to
send her a letter. She could not
think what had happened, and had
finally called him up. There was
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by Jean Seivwriqht

aside his palette and brushes and
held out hand to her. 81 didn't
realize how long you'd been sit
ting there. Why didn't you speak
before?"
"You looked so desperately Sc
rious l was afraid to speak" Lu-
ellie looked up at him with big
blue eyes.
"Well, come on down now" He
grasped her hand.
81 don't believe l can rise"
"There," exclaimed Derek, lift
ing her in his arms and setting
her down on the couch. "Stretch
out for a bit and you'll feel all
right" He turned again to his
canvas.
cts not very nice of you to
turn your back on me like that,
Lucille complained. "Why can't
you come and speak to me? ] be-
lieve you are a woman hater! But
there-even if one girl has treat,
ed you badly don't see why you
should be so mean to every other
girl you meet"
"What's that you say" Derek
moved quickly across the room.
"Well, everyone knows you
were crazy about Gail Everett and
I'm sure she led you on, but"
"Stop," he said, 81 don't want
to hear any more of that"
$50 you still worship herr
Lucille laughed softly, tantaliz,
ingly. Then, slipping her hand in
his, she said, "Derek, | want tc
help you. I've known Gail fol
years, and she's not worth worry.
J ing about. She loves admiration
but when the time comes wher
she's ready to settle down every,
one knows she'll marry Dick
Scarlcs."
"You'rc sure about that-quitc
sure" asked DcrCk. The night
before he had seen Gail and Dick
together. He writhcd as he re,
membercd how her sunny heac
had almost touched the other
mans. Derek had called Madame
Lizettc's shop that morning ant
/ learned that Gail was no longer
connected with the firm. llc'c
called the club, too, only to BIZ
told that there was no one Of thai
name there. He did not know thai
a new telephone operator was OF
! duty-one with small sense of re
sponsibility.
eyes, Derek," Lucille went or
softly. 81 hate to say it, but
know it's true" Yet, even as Lu
ellie spoke, Derek felt that she
was mistaken. On more than ono
occasion he had felt that Lucille
was Jealous of Gail. Still he hat
seen Gail and Dick together. Wa!
that the real reason she had re
fused to go to the theater wit!
! Carter and himself
"Well, are you ready to pose
again." Derek asked, pacing
nervously about the studio.
"Ready? Now? Oh, Derek, dt
make me a cup of tea. Pm all in.
Rising. Lucille flung her arm
about his neck. "Don't you car
for me just a teeny little bit?'
She held fast to the lapels of hi
coat, while Derek wondered i
Calls reason for refusing his in
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no answer. Gail decided she would
call again in the afternoon if she
did not hear from him before 5.
She could not dream that, though
Derek was in his studio, he had
resolutely determined not to an
swer the telephone because he had
a feeling that, since he had not
written, Gail would surely call
him. Loving Gail, he could not
doubt her, and yet
She had told Natalie about the
letter from Arizona and the for
tune it promised, and they had
both decided that she might as
we'll save herself the worry and
trouble of looking for another job.
With $4,000 she could have a
place Of her own, for she had de-
cided to accept the offer. in spite
of what Dick had said. Now Gail
wanted to see Derek and tell him
the news, but, as she sat by her
window, she felt restless. A sud-
den premonition Of trouble as
sailed her, and she tried to ban
ish it.
The telephone tinkled. Was it
Derek, she wondered, as she lifted
the receiver. "a gentleman to see
you," announced the operator.
1t must be Derek. Gail glanced
in the mirror, smoothing her
sunny hair, and adding a delicate
touch of lipstick. Derek was
doubtless coming to tell her why
he hadn't written. Maybe he'd had
wonderful streak Of luck. Oh,
everything would be all right.
He'd want to take her to dinner
and then, maybe they would
dance! 49,.
But when she reached the foyer
Derck was nowhere in sight. She
walked to tho desk. "You called
nc a moment ago and said some
ono wish to see me-"
eyes, that gentleman over by
the window"
, It was not Derck! Calls spirits
sank. Had something happened
to him? Oh, no, surely not, she
prayed.
"You wish to sec me - Gail
| Everett"
! eyes" replied the gentleman,
! rising. "I'm happy to meet you
again, Miss Everett, though l
don't suppose you remember me.
/ was a friend Of your fathers
and attended to business affairs
for him when you were at Miss
Cranston's. ! am Giles Harding"
GLOW dye do, Mr.. Harding? |
remember the name, though l
cannot. say l remember you"
Giles Harding smiled. 81 hardly
expected you would. And now, L
suppose you'll wonder what I'm
doing here. l have some impor-
tant news for you, but first,
! wonder if you have had an offer
for some property in Arizona"'
eyes, have. Isn't it all right!
Don't tell me Pm Cinderella
once again, for I lost my job and
this would be a perfect Godsend
! to me-" she asked eagerly. =,
ooh, the property there's all
right. but it is very valuable and
| want to see that you don't give
it away for a song. Before / go
| further, let me assure you that
have no interest in this affair ex-
cept that, as a friend of your IA
theirs, / want to see that you are
not feeced. Also, your uncle has
commissioned me to find you"
"My uncle" Gail exclaimed.
CONTINUED on page siX)
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FLOOR SANDING end refinish-
ine--Painting and decorating;
"a better job for less money;
We did the Kentucky Home, Joo'
Carolina Decorating Co. Phone
100.
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I3-Merehandise

DUR PAINT SALES for the
month of May were practically
as large as our sales for the
year up to that time, which
gives some idea of the way
Sherwin- Williams paints are be-
ing used in this community.
Why not let us supply you.
Rigby-Morrow Co., 4th Ave. Z.
Phone 81.
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Special Notices

GOOD PAINTERS are spreadin
lots of our Certainteed paints.
Quality and price always please;
Hcndcrsonville Supply & Coal
Co., millwork, builders sup
plies, coal. Phone 500.
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MANY VETERANS will repair,

improve, enlarge, modernize or
paint their homes as splendid
investments. Come on NOW
and let us help you with your
plans. Hendersonville Supply
& Coal Co. Builders supplies,
millwork, coal. Phone 800.
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ATTENTION VETERANS - Buy
vour furniture from your Sud
DIV. Get more for your money,
pius a special discount. ReiIaDie
Furniture Co., opposite court !:
hnuSp
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WANTED
2IOffices

SPACIOUS OFFICES, freshly dec
grated. second floor Ewbank
building. Reasonably priced.
See Home and Garden Realty
Co.
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WE HAVE been awarded a paint
contract with the Gulf Refining
Co. We can do your work, too.
Flicker & Station, painters and
paper hangers. Phone SO. :
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I1-Household Goods

SEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges, the most beautiful
models ever offered the Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
Brunson Furniture Co.
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TRY OUR new one-minute waves
GAS modern as tomorrow" NO
wires, no electricity, no machine
on head. No discomfort to GUS
toner. s. and $3.50. Deluxe
Beauty Shoppe, Phone GIG.
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VIGORO furnishes your flowers a
square meal. Packed in five
sizes. Excellent plant food.
Gregg Bros. Hardware. Phone
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Weeds and Plants

/ D"''Sec our seed corn,
llrL. zane seed, soy
.os a. >roH potatoes. Every
|. B. t.'G'n seeds, plants.
asat ,''.'h Govan Hyder
b. you want. Phone $50.
=
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SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattresses
The worlds best aid to sound
refreshing sleep; 837 coll
springs. Invest in health, the
priceless possession. 81 weekly:
Brunson Furniture Co.
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THE NEW REMINGTON stream
line portable typewriter is of
educational value in home to
children. Complete machine
$3.50. Jones & French, Jew
elerS.
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BORROW MONEY from First
Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
to refinance. build, improve or
assist in buying your home. APP
plications promptly handled.
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7-Professional Services

HAVE YOU EVER WORN glass
es? If not, do your eyes burn
and does print become blurred?
Our examination would reveal
your needs. Leona Allen Young,
OptcmetriSt.
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AMES BEAUTY SHOP-Perma-
nents $3.50 to $3.50. Shampoo
and set, soc. All work guaran-
teed. Phone SIG
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Nrw IOT LADIES' DRESSES,

S1.OO and $1.95; mems and wo-
mems white shoes; mems wash
pants and straw hats. New era
dress and polo shirts. Stepp q
Walker, East Flat Rock. Phone
13O-W.
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I5-MiscelIaneous

CASH FOR GOLD Old rings,
watches, other jewelry, gold
teeth, bridges, etc. Bring to us
for highest cash prices. Sher-
mans Sporting Goods Store.
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mis- OVER l0-room
&I baths, two blocks of
zee. Two cottages with
2'ge shaded lot. $4,000.
anderS & Rector Realty
|S-r. Z
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ALWAYS REAL BARGAINS.
Drop in, look around and get
more for your money at Inc
Reliable Furniture Company,
opposite courthouse.
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%estOck and Poultry

..alCKS from our high
..,9,od-teSted stock. 1Oc
..Sn,Water Farms Hatch
',e'aTd road. =
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5-Foodstuffs

MIGHTY POPULAR are the 35c
plate dinners of Little Dutch
Lunch. Lighter plates 25c.
We've cleaned up. Come and
see us. Mrs. Mabel Miller.
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HIDES-We are paying 6 cents
for beef hides and 10 cents a
pound for calf hides. Sherman's
Grocery. Phone Oil.
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SLIGHTLY USED DRESSERS,
metal beds, breakfast suites;
ice boxes at half price of actual
value. Reliable Furniture Co,
opposite courthouse.
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I2-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co.
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|ra single bungalow, near
H... school, all conven-
/ ,9r 5000. II. G.. Love,
Z Bldg. :
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|uses and Real Estate

AIE-I6 l-2 acres, five
n.se. five miles out on
Shoe road. Price $500,
Gown. balance $3.50 each
qa.aS until paid. r. l..
Route 4.
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lEATEST OFFER is mod

IH HOUSE, hardwood
furnace heat and garage,
. Justice street. $3.50
cash, balance by month
f, Station Insurance &
ECo, =
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YOUR DOCTOR may be able to
save you AFTER you get sick.
Your lawyer may be able to get
you OUT of 4 JAM, but your
insurance agent can't write your
insurance AFTER the house IS
on fire. See us NOW. Hender-
sonville Insurance Agency.
Phone Ala.
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VI IRA-LIFED POUL-
~ calf meal, pig and
b. % per cent dairy
!, "r n feeds for less
~ T. Hart Co. X
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Gail Everett, ambitious to be.
come a designer, comes to New
York and-due to stroke of
luck-is hired by Madame Lizette,
proprietor Of an exclusive shop
Madame proves temperamental
and difficult to work for.
Derek Hargreaves, young art,
ist, is interested in Gail and of,
fers her friendly advice. FIRE.
quently she sees Dick Sear!es,
whose sister, Rosemary, was her
roommate at school.
Meanwhile, in Arizona, Mark
Chapman, long a. wanderer, re,
turns to find his old home in the
hands of the Travers Mining Co.
Mark suspects the deal is crook,
ed. He does not know the where,
abouts Of his niece, Gail, the right.
full owner of the property. Rex
Hall, Madame Lizette's son, il
representing the Travers com
Pany.
Mark confides in his friend, Ole
Jed Hoskeer, and writes a letter
to Giles Harding, New York law
yer.
Derek asks Gail to marry him
ard she agrees.
A newspaper fashion write'
praises Calls work ard, in rags
OF jealousy, Madame Lizette dis
charges her. Gail applies foa
work in a Wholesale house, but is
told another designer has jus'
been employed.
NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
"Dcrck," said Lucille in the soft
tones she affected on occasion
"won't you let me give up thi:
pose for minute? Every muscle
/ in my body feels crampcd! ! dom
! know if | can even move
ppm sorryw Derck pushed
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6-Business Services

MISS PEARL CASH of Etowah,
y. c.. has just finished remodel
ing her house preparatory for a
big tourist season, and Of course
she used material from our
place. Rigby- Morrow Co. Lum-
Der. Builders Supplies, Mill
work. 9TH Ave. E. Phone 97.#
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SOC FULL PINT U.S.P. milk OF
magnesia 29c, 25c NoXzema 15c,
$50 Fitch hair tonic shampoo
and scalp brush 76c. Freeze
Drug Company.
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destinations (Female)

WANT maternity nursing or car
ing for elderly party in or near
HenderSOnyille. References eX-
changed. Address nurse, 100
Lawrence St., Lyman, S. C..
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WANTED - Experienced cabinet
maker who can urholster and
repair furniture. Railroad Sal
wage Co.
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% ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI

WOULD LIKE to confer with
business finn wanting to sell,
or needing capital and partner.
Give details. Address "Busi-
ness" Times-NeWs.
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SAVE MONEY - PAY TAXES
AND STREET ASSESSMENTS
WITH BONDS WHILE YOU
MAY. SEE o. ROY KEITH,
PHONE 81.
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RENTALS - Several good ones
left. Also, lots ideal for your
summer cottage, excellent views,
all convenienceS. II. Walter
Fuller, 113 Fifth avenue west. "
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4O-MisceHaneous

SUNSHINE PLAY SCHOOL, for
ages 3 to 6. 7O4 Oakland street.
Phone 215-j.
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22---Rooms
24-,Situations (Male)

WORK OF ANY KIND IL
years in college. Had experience
in packing room. Will drive
truck. Wilson, RID. No. 5.
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WANTED-Employmcnt as wait
reSs, houSckeCpcr or clerk.
White. age p. References.
Call 9l42.
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2S-Help (Male)

HELP WANTED? A call for help,
regardless of kind, usually
brings several deserving and
desirable applicants. Try a help
wanted adv.
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Special Study Is Made
Of AUe1gy in Children

, relieved by careful diagnosis OF what
substance is responsible for the irri-
tation. Children who begin to have
asthma as early as five years usually
outgrow it before the age Of is.
Digestive symptoms are common in
these patients and begin at an early
age. Variable appetite, food dislikes.
capriciousness about food. cylic vom-
iting and diarrhea are common mani
festations. In most cases these
symptoms are due to food allergy and
frequently a common food. but here
again the patient appears to de-
velop immunity to this food and OUT
grows the condition in the course Of
time.
Among the worst manifestations
in children are those in the skin.
with the development Of chronic
hives and eczema. Some food Is usu.
ally the cause. although substances
that come into contact with the skin,
such as animal hair. or feathers.
clothes. bedclothes, mattresses and
pillows, may be responsible.
QUESTIONS FROM READERS
F. S.: please tell me what causes
GRADUATED eyelids?"
Answer: GRADUATED eyelids are
due to infection. The common form
may be the result Of astigmatism or
improperly fitted glasses. the use OF
which causes eyes to itch and hence
are rubbed by dirty hands. which
brings the infection there. A spe-
cific form of granulated eyelid,
known as 'trachoma". is a much
more serious epidemic disease.
EDITORS NOTE: Seven pam.
phlets by DR. Clendening can now DO
obtained by sending 10 cents in coin.
for each. and self-addressed en-.
velope stamped with a three-cent
| stamp. to DR.. Logan Clendening. In
care of this paper. The pamphlets
are: Three Weeks Reducing Diet.
indigestion and Constipation" Ike.
ducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. instructions for the Treatment
OF Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene"
J and THE Care of the Hair and Skin,
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Contract Bridge

which North doubled on his Ace and
speculation. No other pair bid more
than 4-Hearts on the holdings, ala
though all Of them made at least s.
odd. resulting in II match points for
this bold pair.
An opening lead Of a spade would
have defeated the contract. but North
led off his Ace Of clubs. No shift
would have defeated the small SIAM
but having made the club lead. North
led next his 7 Of clubs. Declarer was
in with the X. Three rounds of top
heart honors followed. pulling all ops
posing trumps. That. and leading
off North's Ace, made further play
| simple and certain.
Four diamond tricks were run. On
the fourth one declarer let go his
lowest spade. That suit alone trOu.
bled him. On dummys last club de.
clarer let go his second low spade,
then he claimed the balance Of tricks
for his contract
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pecially foods. will act In the same
way.
In this connection. it Is especially
interesting to study allergy in chill
dren, in order to discover how early
in life this hypersensitiveness will
show itself.
In special study of over two hum
bred children. one manifestation was
seasonal hay fever This began, on
the average. at the age of four
There is form Of perennial hay
fever in which the nose gives every
...a.:fcstation of sinus trouble. but in
which no anatomical change in the
rise can be found to account for it,
Navy c;li!dren show this symptom
complex fully developed at the age
IT tea years. There is nasal con-
rest:on. s3cezing. a mild discharge
Il. IL: nae. dropping in the back of
iha throat etc.
As;ir,a Affected Children
ASTHMA. Another allergic condition
afeectc; "hcnt one-quarter Of all
..ii'..lh studied. Their average age
ras Years. and the average dura-
ion of syn ptoms was five years.
Atoat 30 per cent Of them can be