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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
BIG GAME BANQUET
is CELEBRATED BY
CAL-STANFORD GROUP

CALIFORNIA; victory over Stanford
at the Palo Alto Stadium, Satur-
day afternoon, was celebrated in
Juneau by a banquet in Percy Cafe
Saturday evening, assembling close
to two dozen alumni of the two
universities and guests.
Warren Eveland of the University
of California presided as toastmas-
ter, ably assisted by Stanfords
representative, Frank Foster. Miss
Constance Carlson played the ac-
compartment for California and
Stanford songs.
Present for the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. James E, Mattox, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
F. Clements, Mrs Dean Sherman,
Miss Mildred Apland, Miss Con-
stance Carlson, Miss Barbara Winn,
Miss Dorothy Green, Miss Louise
Murrish, Mr. Warren Eveland, Mr..
Yves Murray, Mr.. w. K. Clark, Mr.
Sherwood Writ, Mr. Vladimar Solo,
vief, Mr.. c. B. Aronld, and Mr.. Ray
Hurley
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
BEARS
TAKE STANFORD
IN BIC CAME
California Eleven Defeats
Indians by l3 to
@ Score

PALO ALTO, Cal, Nov. 22.-Cal-
ifornia's football juggernaut rolled
to 10 to 0 victory over Stanford
Saturday afternoon, climaxing the
Golden Bears finest season in a de-
cade to gain the Conference cham
pionship and the right to represent
the west in the Rose Bowl game on
New Years.
Except for the two touchdown
thrusts in the second period, the
Bears found the Stanford Indians
formidable foes.
More than $4,000 were in attend
ance at the game, held in the Stan
ford University Stadium
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
WELL KNOWN JUNEAU
MAN GOES THROUGH

Harry Brandt, former Juneau res
ident who graduated from high
school here and received a degree
at the University of Alaska in 1894,
passed through on the Yukon early
this morning
Mr. Brandt will visit with his
mother and step-father, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Flory, in Bellingham.
where Mr.. Flory, former Regional
Forester here, is now stationed.
He will return after the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
L-Odigiani Sold
To Philadelphia

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. %. = Dario
Lodigiani, young Oakland second
baseman, will go to the Philadelphia
Athletics in exchange for five play
ers President Vic Devencenzi of
the Pacific Coast League Baseball
Club announced Lodigiania was a
star of the 1887 season. A right
handler, he hit better than 300.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
ROLL
WIN SATURDAY
BEATING CARDS

The Federal bowling squad rolled
along the speedways last Saturday
night at the Elks for three players
averages over 500 to come out just
nine pins hort of 1000, and beat
the Cadillacs.
Gunnar Blomgren's 230 and SIG
took evening honors.
In the DeSoto-Buick match, the
DeSotos won by 81 pins, Paul Ke-
gal rolling high in this match.
Tonight, Rolls plays Chevrolet,
Lafayette plays Lincoln and Frank
lin plays Cord.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
SEVENTEEN HELD
BY BAD WEATHER
AT WHITEH0RSE.

Two Pacific Alaska Always planes
are grounded at Whitehorse today
by heavy weather in the form of
strong wind and snow
Aboard the planes are Pete and
John Miscovich, Edith Neil, Ru-
dolph Kransi, j. j. Clausen, Ralph
Furnish, Martin Auderson. Miss
Risa Wallen, Mrs. James McDon-
aid, Tom Allen, Father McElmeel
Mr. Fenton. Bob Jeschien, G. T.
Dorflinger, J. C. Cooper, Jerry Rich
ard and Bob Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
Cold Golf Trail
On Coast Listed

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. o.
The roundup of professional golfers
for the 1878 winter season starts
at Miami with the $4,000 Miami
Biltmore open December 1913. The
Pacific Coast open starts January
7 at Los Angeles and then follows
the Pasadena, Oakland, Sacra-
mento, San Francisco match play
and Bing Crosby open tournaments.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
COUGAR ELEVEN
BEATS BEAVERS

CORVALLIS, Ore, Nov %. =
Washington State last Saturday
sloshed to to 0 victory over
Oregon State on a swampy field.
The Beavers defeat cost them sec
ond place in the Pacific Coast con-
ference.
Substitute end Charles Holmes
took a pass from halfback Eddie
Bayne to score the six-counter and
Sienko booted the extra point.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
Yale Coaches Are
TW0-Job Workers

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. o.
Reggie Root, Yale's freshman foot
ball coach, also coaches the la
crosse team. Wild Neale, freshman
backfield coach, is secretary of
Yale's intercollege athletics. Ivan
Williamson, varsity backfield coach,
handles freshman basketball. Gar
ry Ford, junior varsity football
coach, is also in charge of the Yale
freshman boxers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
University of
California to
Represent West

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. %.
The University of California
has been officially selected TO
represent the west i'm the Rose
Bowl ON January l.
The opponent will probably be
selected from either Alabama,
Fcrdham or Pittsburgh, all I'M
defeated.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
Mystery Wells
Shippers Motive

WOONSOCKET, A. l.. Nov. "a
Behind a hunt for marauding gun
men who peppered homes of six city
officials and a judge with buckshot,
police sought a motive for the be-
fore-dawn attacks.
"A gang was responsible for the
Shots" Police Inspector Ernest Du-
rand said. THE reason is a mys-
terry"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
MISS DE FREMERY
NOW RECOVERING.
FROM FALL ON ICE

With The good humor of the Irish,
Miss Sheila de Fremery is recover
ing at st. AIMS Hospital following
a fall on the ice at Triangle Place
last Saturday.
Miss de Fremery's condition is not
serious, and it is expected that she
will be able to leave the hospital
in a day or so.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
Don't Irritate Gas BIoating

If you want to REALLY GET
RID OF GAS don't take harsh,
irritating alkalies and "gas tablets"
Most gas in the stomach and upper
bowel is due to constipation. Adj
lerika rids you of GAS and cleans
foul poisons out of BOTH bowels.
Butler Mauro Drug Coin Doug
las by Guys Drug Store. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
EARLE HUNTER. JR.
HONORED AT PARTY

Bright green and white decora-
tions provided a setting for the
party at which Mrs. Earle
Hunter entertained in honor Of her
son, Earle, Jr.. upon the occasion
of his eighth birthday.
The affair was held Saturday af-
ternoon, and was marked by attend
ance at the matinee.
Eight guests were present includ-
ing Jackie Burford, Stephen Noble,
Bill Evans, David Sporting, Rob-
ert Larson, Edwin Stewart, Bobbie
Howell and Dale Rolf.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
ATTENTION MasONs

There will be Stated Communi-
cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. lat,
F. & A. M. in the Masonic Temple,
Monday evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
Work in the F. C. Degree. BY order
of the w. M.
J. W. LEVERS,
adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
TYpnOON DEAD
NOW OVER 200

MANILA, Nov. %. The known
dead in last weeks typhoon rose
to 2l9 with the discovery of 49 addi-
tional bodies in the visigan group
of the Philippine Islands. Offic-
ials believe the complete toll will
reach 300 with over 10000 homeless.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
ANOTHER FISHING CASE
STARTS In u. S. COURT

Charged with fishing in a closed
area four men went on trial today
in Federal District Court with Sc
lection of a jury the first order
The men accused are George
Ward, Nick Dick, Tom Long and
Panty Ernest.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22

The habit of smoking tobacco
was introduced into Europe from
America about 1858.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
SAVE THE DATE

Lutheran Ladies' Aid Fancy work
sale, tea and Turkey Dinner We'd
nesday, December /, 1887. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22

A man II Hamburg. Germany,
has $4,000 tram and bus tickets,
classified and mounted like stamps
in ten albums.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-22
w. H. BACON

from whom we have just pur-
chased it.
We ore sure our operation will
meet with your full approval!
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
Vera Brown s
Exciting First-Run NOUeL
Reckless Lady
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Karen Mallory pretty and spoiled daughter of riches,
has been sentenced to ve days Jail for speeding By the
youngest and handSomest Judge the Ne York Traffic.
Court She upbrads the Judge hen he sentences her, Ig
orng the pleadngs of her lawyers and ance apologize
to the Judge, she prefers to remain in JAIL Her father
turning from Europe, is furious his daughters be-
hGUior He refuses to her and Karen aUay from
home IN scanty clothes. At cocktail party she meets
Prince Serge RGn Uho is sntten avth her at first sight,
Nobody told Karen how they all got into the lobby Of
the Ritz Tower just happened Ping had been worried be-
their appearance created such sensation every place
Karen went 1t must have been Karen who remembered Lawon
had penthouse at the Tower and that they served marvellous
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
Your Children
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

when you like. But with those re.
minders on the wall, you are going
10 wake up singing and not develop
a telephone ph0bia,
Next on this list OF Mothers Lit
tie Helpers come the closets and
the bureau drawers.
Every time you open one or the
other, you Ehudder. isn't " trIf2
Things jammed in; coats too good
10 give away, Blankets you might
want year after next for the from
ing board. Shoes that Bob wore iasi
year and Brud might grow into
s0nedny, POUR own hats snyen
against goodness only knows what
I've lived long enough 10 know thar
hats never come back 10 style under
twenty years.
Well, you will dream OF golden
glades instead OF smothsring dark
caves and sinister eyes. II you gst
rid Of your extras, for with them
viii 90 your completes. Travel light
and cut the work IN half.
ErnDtier Closets Give Fresh Start
EOmeone needs that coat OF Joe's
He says he wants IL for fishing Well
he's gone fishing stz times and
never taken IL once, Give II where u
" needed. And do the same with the
shoes and your old evening toys and
hats.
Watch for q rtiinmage sale and
contribute all the things you cannot
Dlaee usefulIy. Or, II you lack needy
acquaintance, send the more
easily utilised things 10 a dispens-
ing organization. With emptief
closets. you viii get new start.
Third and last. stop trying w.
keep up with the J0Deses. BE your
self, live Ms you can. and put dos
lar week IN The teapot, VIII that
nee IN the h0Ie YOU will sleep still
better. We can control 10 many Of
our completes. that IL seems worth
while trying, And, as I have named
only three, you will have 10 sort out
the others Don't make 1887 harder
Make IL easier.
Copyright 1897. NEA Service. inc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

The towns worst dancers Until
they took q famous teachers advice.
Now Kate and Ted are the slickest
couple on the floor.
They're of with the FIRST strains
OF that heavenly waltz Here are
the secrets Of Ted's smooth leading,
Bee how he holds Kate~~gtraigbt IN
front OF him, firmly enough for
support. His right hand Is placed
Just below her left shoulder blade,
his left clasps her right, arms well
raised,
As the waltz step n always the
same. he guides his partner forward
by q mere pressure on her arm.
When turning. he indicates the lead
with O turn Of his shoulders.
Learn from our 32-page booklet
10 lead and follow gracefully, cor
recLlX BteD-by-step diagrams for
waltz, fOx-tfOt. rbnmba, tango.
Teaches rhythm. peise. relaxation,
other points that make sought
after dancer.
Send l0e for your copy OF SELF-
INSTRUCTION IN BALLROOM
DANCING 10 Waterbury Democrat
Home Beryice, 636 sixth Ave, New
York, ", Y. Be stre 10 wftts plainly
your NAME, ADDRESS. and the
NAME OF boOklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

The most common complaint
among housewives seems 10 be about
planning meals. II get 10 sick going
10 the telephone and ordering chops
and steak. carrots and cabbage,
isayg Mrs. Jones. What DO people
eat. that's different, anyway"
Well, some quiet evening when
joe has gone 10 his meeting, sit
dOWn with pencil abd seven Dieces
OF paper, Or fourteen or tweniy-ODe
or any multiple Of seven. Then think
over all the things the family likes
AS a whole. with an occasional sDe-
c;al such as Joes fay0rite ginger
bread or SaiIys baked beans. Marx
each card for a day IN the week
and then make out simple menus
tor that day, You have no ides
what n help IL rs,
switch Order Ut Menus
No. the family Won't learn W
call Monday hash day" or Thurs
day "sealjoped oyster night" be-
cause the charm Of " IL that you
can shuttle the cards and change
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
EARLY STAGE or SPINAL
CURVATURE


Everybody knows an ounce OF pre-
yentiOn rs worth q pound Of cure.
In theory. In practice you cant Sell
prevention NJ any price. You nave
10 give IL away and plead with Or
ajole people into taking IL rs = gift
IN curvature OF the spine the de-
f0rmity IL nj FIRST functional and
readily corrected, for the time be.
ing, by manipulation 81 by The M
diyiduai's voluntary effort 10 assume
a better posture. II long neglected II
becomes eventually structural, that
~. the bones, iigaments and muscles
develop unsymmetfieaIjy, and tito
permanent or fixed rotation ahd dis
tOrLiOn OF the spine can be straight
ened only by surgery,
The specific Dredisp0sing causes
OF spinal curvature doctors call II
scoli0sis, which Is Greek for twist
ed, bent or cr00ked are the same
~ the DfedisD0sihg cause OF round
back or round shoulders, sway back
or lordosis and the abnormal pro-
trusi0n OF the belly and the pt0sis
accompanies sway back or lofdosis
Don't let these dabs OF Greek get
you down Ptosis means sagglng,
falling, prOlapse, dropping, LordOslg
means simply exaggtsation of the
normal curves OF the spine, as sug-
gested by the posture OF the blifles-
gus butler. These def0rmitlss OF
asymmetries are faults OF nutrition,
growth, development, not states oil
disease. The condition known ~
Potts disease OF the spine ftubers
cuiOsis) produces stiffness or Rightly
0f the spine and hump back, this
" tuberculosis OF ths bones or Joints
IN the spine and the results OF such
disease,
The common lateral curvature
fse0liOsis) occurring IN young per
sons w first noticed by mother,
teacher or dPessinaker who observes
that the child has q high shoulder"
or o high hip" II Us important
TIT any such p0stural def0rmity or
any apparent acknowledgment OF
acknowledgment OF 0ne side be
brought 10 the atenti0n OF the ply
siciaH without delay. II these early
signs Of curvature are needed before
rigidiyt or rotation itwistiDg) OF the
spine becomes fixed, proper treat
ment will correct the tF0ubls and
prevent lifelong def0fmity. Careful
examination and precise measure.
nents tape and plumb line with thu
patient IN stocking feet on barefoot
and oil clthiBg removed above tho
hips. VIII reyeal mild degrees OF
curvature long before the child boz
Genes obviously reformed,
Carrying burden, such ~ uaayy
school books, under one arm, end
sitting at desks not adjusted 70 the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
Adults Cherish IL Most

Adults Cherish II Most
Lewis Carrots story. written for o
little girl IN England. a long tins
ago. was 10 him an escape from the
rigidity OF the mathematics that he
taught all day long IN o great uni
yeysity u Wss whimsy and play
and laughter.
The book Is better understood and
loved by adults than by children.
IL Is true. once ube initial adyeD-
lure Of It's reading has been expert
ehcsd by the child. Only an adult
wandering back, can appreciate the
beauty and the iightDsss and the
eaisty. However, ~ cherish the book
during matufs years, the FIRST read
ing must have been done IN child
hood. That flfst wonder Of adysil"
turs IN n juvenile thrill. not M
adult Gns. Alice IN Wonderland
ig book " be read by children,
and remembered ~ adults
Children Blind 10 Significance
Few things sysr have been writ.
LElI HibO WbJigV ~ Ht9kAfg UtHtA Shb-
not read meanings that may be for
etgn 10 the author. Even thank
you Isttsr rs open 10 uny0icsd sup
positions. A child. having no back
ground OF experiences against which
~ maks the drama unfold, will seek
for no concealed meanings,
Poor little Alics and this rabbit
They seem rather harmless against
the rendezvous that this gangstefs
keep on tbs screen and IN Action
today. This small girl went 70 sleep
quite peacefully the night that she
first read tbs Carol book, Her
nerves wers ~ sound as . winter
apple, Children, after an evening
with u book Of gliH.fife and kidnap-
iDgs. have been known 10 Loss and
turn and even scream,
Maybe the iilustfi0us professor
knows best. Maybe modern nerves
are better tuned 70 the Fat~tat-tat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

and there Is M
trigiIe and IN
HuendO ~ lts
words. he Is
Carol wasn't
"A eHildren's nu-
thor. the guar
djan Of youth
ay0Ds He Was
a m r u n old
nan who wrote
awful tales 10
IfIGHlrH cbII~
dfeH, is the I'm
preston / h e
lettered ~ "a u
lea yes
H. was a rainy
January day IN
Il middieWest-
efn parsonage
Christmas hsd
4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

DJiciiy comes neZt-Iineg that suit
The individual figure outsbiDe the
aggressiyely new model.
Believes In Young styles
Although woman of mature
years, Madame de BaIyerte, has es-
capped obesity and Is n great believer
IN young styles for the older woman
whose figure Is good. She wears
three-quarters or seyen-eightbs fur
coats cut on simple, tailored lines
and prefers small neat collars TO
anything fluffy. For the street. for
lunch at the Ritz and for shopping,
she either wears a simple wool dress
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Goitre Operation
Was your answer 10 the core
sD0HdeBt who had had toxic tbyrOid
operation a Joke or do you think II
~ harmful for such u person H.
smoke? Mrs. Il. MeU.)
Answer -~ think such a patient
should not smoke unless the physl
clan permits ".
JOxcmia
What causes t0xemia Of the
blood? III. u. W.
Answer T0xemia means poison
IN The blood. You would not 81
pneumonia OF the lungs or gastritis
Of the stomach or neuritis Of the
nerves. Physicians apply tbs term
t0Xenin 10 the presence IN the
blood OF poisonous on harmful pro-
ducts OF germs In various infectioip
diseases. Quaeks use the term IN
Discriminatory 10 bambO0zls proepec.
tive customers.
Scarlet Fever
~ u child with scarlet fever plays
with metal toys are the toys unsafe
TOR another child 10 play with II
after recovery they are soaked In IN
cres0i compound) md b0iied9
%. u. ~
Answer $50 Boiling or baking f0r
ten minutes would make the toys
safe for any child 10 play with. No.
thing " gained by soaking them IN
the alleged disinfectant.
Copyright 1887, John y. Ollie CO..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

D or 10 inches from the ground
as the considers II more becoming
and more youthful than the shoe
tip length.
For day dresses on her Ameri-
can tour she has ordered from
MOIyaeux Two models which can be-
worn alone or underneath fur
coat, These are cut On the now ira
ditional M0lyneux simple line with
narrow fur bands as trimming.
One Is IN black and the other dark
green.
Purchases Nix Evening Gowns
Afternoon dresses include black
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
ANSWER:
UNHAPPY.

that lived took refuge In the thought Of
children
m0n0t0n0us,
the mirror that first youth fading
bright picture look when things
gloomy since the brightest Of AL pictures " fe
She
he
probably him the she did
the irresponsible
that everybody who has 10 obga
thinks that thrilling experience
nothing do but oOk pretty and make
unhappy married first love
would thinking visit
fully o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
-BEhCy1-
Clarifying
Yourself
BY Alicia Hart
SEA sSfyics stan Writer

Many Of the 1897 beauty prepare =
lions. displayed On cosmetic count
eis Tbieh have been stripped Ut
their red fibbolA and holly, are se
practical as they aFe handsomely
Dacksged.
a perfectly beautiful manicure
ess@, Tn instance, WIN pale blue
coYeflng u simulated leather, holds
everything inst H. needed for q cam =
pjsLe home manicure, There It.
oily fenlGyef Which takes on polish
hut doeaJGt DRY out your cuticIe,
hand cream, cutifie oil nail white
files. emery boards, glass orange
stick for delicate cuticle, tT0 shades
u lacquer one DARK for evening
and one natural. snd stiek N
powder polish,
The sides Of the manicure case
open out fiat, aHd the flies and or
angs stick are attached " them.
The bottles NJ nfsriy into center
IN lpartiBsHt and are held IN
place with fiHs, large buffer M,
pefts D0Y sgfes, you kndW, thAt
nails should be buffsd lightly be-
fore liquid polish IL applied.
A new perfume eoptainsr 10 carry
IN your purse taxes up no more
space tbsD pencil and N guar.
aHt@d not 10 Leak, There Is Tiny
metal bail IN tbs end Of ths 0psn-
ing and you reisass tbs perfume by
pressing the metal ball against your
meek 0r wrists on ears, II " not EN-
Densiye and makes a fiHs small
Dfidge prize,
The yitsmin y oil you have been
hearing 80 much about now smells
less strongly ~ perfume, comes IN
"A handler bottle and IL tbs perfect
thing for hot oil faeiaE, Simply heat
a biz ~ tbs oil, g0ak strips Of cot
TON In ~ aHd put these oyer your
face and throat, Leave Oh for 10
minutes. Wash With soap and water
fifst, 0f course,
a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

silk jersey from Eiiy vi II Touch
of color NJ the Waislbejt and short
cloque cocktail dress from Bchia-
parelli,
Six evening gowns tigpfe in The
COmtesse de SaIyeftes wardrobe.
Chanel has especially designed two
models -one IN black lace and net,
the other In royal blue chiffon. Both
are cut ON sheath lines with full
ness introduced below the knees.
Rosevienne's contribution is flow
cred chiffon model with deep hem
and yoke Of fine black net edged
with cut-out flowers. This Is top
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06

and tailored wool coat or a three
quarters Leopard swagger eoat--the
latter made from skins OF animals
Ebe bagged IN South America, De-
voted 10 black, she generally wears
navy blue. dark green and brown
for informal. wear The black she
reserves for more formal occasions
The Comtssse de Balyerte never
wears low-heeied shoes or sandals,
She prefers mink or o fox cape 10
an evening wrap, Ehe likes her day
dresses short, but never exaggerat-
edIy 10. and rs all In favor Of the
return OF the shorter evening gown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-06
ny DIR. MORRIS gIsHBgJs
Editor, Journal NJ the American
Modest Association, and Of
TyEeis, the Health Magazine

bH W - b1SsVbAttVVB MN "
Uykeis, the Health Magazine
An interesting little organ IN The
throat which Is the subject NJ Il
good deal Of misunderstanding Is
the smsIi piece III tissue known ~.
The uyIla, Wbicb hangs down IN
the centEY of the palate,
Invasion by germs. or irritation
from heat, eailstie substances, on
mechanical injury may cause IN
fjammati01, swelling, irritation, aHd
pain In the uYtils, just rs in tissue
elsewhere IN the b0dY. The uYlIj3
h involved frequently IN chronic
Infection and inflammation Of tan
sis and tbr0at, dwelling IN the us.
sues around the uYuIa may intsr-
ffre with the biGod coming ~ H.,
causing IL W becNHs c1ngested and
enlarged,
A person occasionally Is barn NTH
Il BylJIa that IL 700 long, but this Is
exceedingly rare. When the nYIIa IL
TOO long or when 1t becomes swollen
or infjamed. there Is "A feeling like
D. lump IN the throat, 10 get rid
OF the obstruction ny cleaning the
throat naturally Is impossible, be
cause the Hyuia Is part N he It's
sues
There are cases IN Wbleb swell
ing after operation or Tor some
other reason becomes 70 severe mat
tins blood supply 70 TINS piece Ut lis
sue Is cut on entirely, IN which