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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
Do the Correct Ballroom shag

Are you a Jitterpng7 Have you lost your heart and feet 10 "swing'7
 Even at q formal dance, it's not necessary to walt tll eyery0ne's do- ing the shag Feel free as a bird 10 introduce it whenever you like,
 But remember, the ballroom shag is a bit different from the kind danced in the Big Apple.
 For the sake of llghtness. dance high on the balls of the feet, For greater freedom, keep a little dist anee from your partner, Don't swing feet out and around but try to get as smooth an effect as you can,
 Practice the double shag, shown In the diagram, W Hop on left foot, touching right toe back of left foot. ,3) Jump lightly to right foot, H) Hop on right foot, t0uch-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

 living life at first hand, When 1tny 0f us read a rattling good |tory of danger and courage. es- tapes and herOisD, we are only pretending we would be as brave nd noble as the pr0tagonist. The ame with moving pictures.
 IL all leaves lack, Older pe0- ,ie with days of struggle and tempt behind them merely sigh aially and wish they were oinger. The growing child Is ol go easily satisfied, lie crayes he opportunity Of trial with just dash Of risk. He may choose he way for that risk, or prefer nAher. But with most healthy tds and some energetic girls it bkes the form of physical or Muscular risk.
 There is a school Of thought that links permission 10 do these lings Is the only way 10 real ad0' [seence. ] am inclined 10 agree, Iy reservations are pat. however, ge, competence and the gradual lh-up of experience. l think, re absolutely necessary, Complete En0ranee Is too great 6 risk, There a difference between fo0lbardi- rss and q certain fitness,
 This means. then, that h child
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Paget's Disease

Member Of my family has what doctors call Pagets disease In one leg -Icg looks as If it were broken some time. but never has been {. cannot seem to md out anything as 0t nature of the disease
 tE. H H) Husband Is suffering from Paget's disease of the bones.
 Mrs. E, II. O. Answer~-Paget's diaeaae Is chronic defg0rming inflammation of bone Cause unknown, Possibly \ nutri- tional disorder. Marsalet reported case in man aged bB at onset, ap- paently cured by daily administra- ti0n of massive doses of vitamin D leverage of 100000 units daily) t0- geher win supplementary feeding with calcium, Further references by mall fl you inelose stamped envelope bearing y0uf address,
 Polluted Water
 Health authorities pronounce the lake water where we spend our sum- mers unsafe for bathing, by reason 0f pollution, Our two children are unhappy about no bathing. If they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

Lame chiffon, which is ultra thin and supple, makes stunning eye- ming blouse or, rather, An informal evening dress, when combined with slender black silk jersey skirt. Bruyere showed one in her mid season collection which was most attractive, The blouse in dull gold lame was very full, with deep rounded yoke worked in the tiniest sunray pintucks. The fnllness
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25


 and no matter how charming sht Is, or how much Ghe loves the young man, she holds him back.
 Her extrayhgance isn't selfish ness, but nn utter lack of the Knowledge that so much money will go only so far She doesn't realize that to have one thing this is im- pOrtant to her-the wife Of strug- gling young man will probably have to give mp three things that are not quite as important.
 If she refuses to do her own housework she ought to get n job that will aL least pay for her car fare, lunches. the extra clothes she has to have for working. and for n servant to take her place at the stove.
 But the spoiled girl doesn't req son that way. She has the servant but she doesn't get the job. and what is more, she goes on wearing good clothes and using none but the most expensive beauty preDarh~ tions Debts pile up, and she Is gem timely sorry that her husband h so blrdened with worries,
 But she cant seem To See the way out. She may give Il young man the comphni0nship he Whnlh-the love that is important to him~-the pride in wife that man ought to have. But she loads him down with so many responsibilities and worries that he grows old before hih time, Life becomes LOO involved.
 There ih nothing wrong with the girl except her training and back ground. And even that is flne-in it's place. But it ought to be put tO use in the home of Il wealthy young man or an older man whose
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

"bloused" all around the Waistline and the long full and pOuched sleeves were caught in at the wrist. This idea could be expressed in Il silver and blue lame blouse com bined with A midnight blue satin skirt, or in a number of other com binations, preserving the idea of lame for the blouse. however. which always lends a party" look to things.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

 for the rest of her life.
 L Sc n $ queer that such Il girl would consider mar fying fl yOun! man who has n struggle before him - put she often not only considers it - she narries him. and makes the struggle just about twice as hard.
 Instead Of be- coming fl part ner, she becomes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
T Tomorrow's Menu

BREAKFAST: 6eedless grapes. creamed dflad beef cornmeal muffins. jelly. coffee. milk.
 LUNCHEON; Tomato bouillon, Waldorf salad with dates and toasted almonds, warmed soft rolls, fruit bowl. tea. milk.
 HOT WEATHER DINNER: Clear chicken and mushroom broth, vegetable salad bowl with finely shredded strips of ham. French bread. cream cheese balls. bitter-sweet cocoa nut custard pie, coffee, milk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

are immunized against typhoid para typhoid and bacillus coli would they be endangered by swimming In the lake? fMrs, M, W, H.
 Answer-y-Far less than the non immune would be. But If the health department flnds the lake water so grossly polluted and warns against swimming there. you had better heed that advice.
 tCopyrighL, lD3B, John r. Diile Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
chicken and beef bouillon
 A Monday dinner "bracer";;
 Bitter Sweet C0cOanut Custard
fSeryes 6 or 0

A Monday dinner "brhcer"
 Bitter Sweet COc0anut Custard
 Pie
 tSeryes 6 or 0
 Pastry for 1 crust pie, eggs, i-2 cup sugar, IA teaspoon salt. 2 cups milk, teaspoon vanilla extract. 34 cup sweet, moistened cocoanut H~2 cam, l square choc- 0lale q ounce). 2 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons hot water.
 Roll pastry i-B inch thick ana line 3-inch pie plate. Combine slightly beaten eggs, i-2 cup sugar. salt. milk and vanilla. Pour the mixture into the unbaked pie-sheli. Scatter cocoannL over the top. Bake in hot oven 425 degrees F) for 20 minutes.
 Then decrease heat to moderate f32b degrees F) and bake about lb minutes longer or until knife inserted In cusLard comes out with no clistard mixture on 1t. Blend together melted chocolate the ? tablespoons sugar and tho 2 tablespoons hot water. Pour over pie filling and place in mod- crate oven t32b degrees F.) to bake 5 minutes longer until choc- Olate is set. Cool for serving
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
DIFFERENT" WEDDING VEIL

Adapted from native Mexican costume is new wedding veil. act- ually a hooded cape, for the suln- mfr bride. The entire veil is studded with seed pearls. Framing the face and bordering the edge of the cape cut rather short in front and dip- ping 10 the waist in back is a wide pleated f!ll. New, too, hre white satin bridal mittens studded like the veil with seed pearls,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
SOMETHING ODD ABOUT
 ODD HOUSE

Ms. q. s. writes that she was in- terested in something s'ie saw in the paper about No Ramps in Odd House.
 No Ramps in Oad House. but never mind. What Mrs, C. s. crayes 10 know Is all about col0red cement or composition which some one slg- gested for floors n Odd House, She wonders Whethe that means or- dinay cement painted. and If so, what kind of paint and where she can get it,
 MT. l.. x. did suggest that the floors of odd House should be made of large red or other cOl0red tiles which are firepro0f, verlasting. re- quire no further vanishing or painting after first cost of installh- ton, develop no squeaks under foot and give no cracks or creyices for insects 10 hide in, Tiles are easily kept clean. Wooden floors, although perhaps warmer under foot, require frequent scrapipg, repaining, var nishing, etc. so that the upkeep makes them more expensive in the long run than tile floors
 But then, that's tile and what Mrs. q, S, seeks Is a G0i0fed cement floor material. know nothing about it. By the time we get out the new pamphlet on odd House" per- hsps some one who does know will come forward with information.
 At this junctur Mih. Q. E. s. rises to inquire who Is going to work in the kitchen with the cement floor, She fears ! have not discussed the matter with people who work in places having tile floors or cement fio0fs~as in banks, Such workers, she thinks, might give me some im- concerning the fatigue caused by such unyielding floors as compared with wood floors, especial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

untried and con- querjng by cour- age. If we did not love adyen- Lure, there would be no books, no movies. no exDer- fence.
 Books Of ad- vnLlfe are ex- cellent f0d q ( r for the ein0- tions. and so are shows. But they are second = rate thrills. There is nothing quite 20 precious as the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

ing left toe back of right f0t, fb) Take small light jump 10 left foot, tO sniall light jump to right foot,
 Learn shag variations from di- reGtions and diagrams In our az page booklet Dance party ideas, Contests.
 Send l0e in coins for your copy of SUCCESSFUL DANCE PAR TIES Co the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, g3b Sixth Ave, New York, N. Y, Be sure to write plain y your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME ef booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
Caroline Chatfield Says To-day

Little Difference in Problems of Married Women and Single Women Except in Instances Where Hus- bands Pan Out 100 Per Cent Perfect
 heard funny married and unmarried which had most problems and vsi reminded discussion that appeared in the Atlantic Monthly time between gentleman practically practically blind which most afflicted Nip and Tuck,
 Getting boom difference In the Naturally with the that life a her about the three meals the roof hat and silk stockings the long future either.
 granted that pted that she will healthy babies source of pleas-
 
 to life long security? She will keep the premiums and all will be profit handle before sop vanity Hence her hows
 h many a joins of bles asking What shall wheewtha shall ciotbed7' personal happiness and do good along and Ioved take fully the for what missed best of what
 respects questions readily than the wife because make and while isn't so full married sisters it's the non Of yood settled she get the business living -aI rights reserved.
 With the of the picture the single Time to beck visit friend time axly, lap %rom the mind where the single womans problems bred like mushrooms -n her leisure time CAROLINE CHATFIELD. Tomorrow-rhe Problems of the Single Woman r:.: W"is Miss C.ssnsis |" s.s. a: cs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
WE, THE WOMEN
WE, THE WOMEN ---------- "Spoiled Darlings" Fail As Career Mems Wives # 4x * x |H They Need Sterner School Than Wealthy Homes
PATTERN e47

struggle is behind him-n in an apartment whose rent Is paid by young man with his way 10 make in the world.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
HozU To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

pertaining health hySsas
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
Fly BILL PORTER AND GEORGE BCAKBO
T. M. REo. U. Q. PAT. oKR.

Newly strcamlined after Eevcn- week diet in fl saniLariunn, Patsy Kelly is back Tt work in "rhe Lady and the Cowboy" it's the first picture in which she has a love ifl- tefest weighed ITO pounds be- fore taking the diet now tips scales at I26 following career on the New York stage she became well known in short comedies, teamed with Thelma Todd and later with Lyda Roberti hates to get up in the morning . loves fancy, rich foods but can't eat them anymore eats whatever she wants Just one day week ... the rest of the time she diets ..s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
TODAY'S FASHION TIP

The short jacket is dominant In the evening ensemble and drehhes are made Ia match it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
RAISING A FAMILY By Olive Roberts Barton
Let Children IndulgeTha Instinct for
 Adventure
By Olive Roberts Barton

Adventure. This is not only Lhe cbiids natural world, but Lhe world of every human being. Adventure means attempting the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25
By RUTH MILLETT

There is one type of girl who should never marry a poor young man. That Is the spoiled darling of well-to-d0 parents, who expects to
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-25

So H comes to pass that many married woma of the single bIest asking, What shall we eat. VI and wherewithaii shall we be ci0thed7" How can happiness and do some good we 90 along love care of dependents save something for the futu fully, count the comDensations for what we've mis- best of what we have.
Evening star., 1938-10-06

is a piece Of carbon two inches long,
a quarter of an inch wide and one
sixteenth of an inch thick.
1t is cemented to a blade and con-
nected by two fine wires to an electrical
measuring device inside the planes
cabin. The carbon strip behaves Pc
culiarly. AS 1t bends under stress, 1t
can carry less electrical current.
The propeller blade vibrates as the
motor starts, the carbon strip vibrates
with it, and a picture Of the motion is
written on a drum similar to those
used to record earthquake. movements
BY reading the drum, engineers can
tell where the vibration--which Is
transmitted to the propeller-originates
and correct it.
Heretofore" said Mr.. Martin, "pro-
peller manufacturers have used a rule
Of thumb. making propellers much
overweight to stand the stress OF vibra-
ton. Now we are making lighter and
safer propellers"
The carbon strip test has been used
on both the 42-passenger Douglas air.
liner, which has just completed its
trial runs at Santa Monica, Calf,
and the new Atlantic Clipper flying
boat built in Seattle.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
After Dark.
Continued From Page B-14.)

cuisine; dancing, 7:30 until 1880, to
Johnny Shaw's music. Songs by Mary
La Marr.
Maryland Club Gardens-Dancing
and floor shows nightly, featuring
Harold Collins as greeter and master
of ceremonies and other entertainers.
Mayhower Lounge - Sidney's music
played for dancing from to 7 and
after 10, when there's a minimum
charge.
Pine Grove-Dancing every night to
music by Eddie Finckls Orchestra.
Raleigh Hotel-Dancing nightly at
dinner and supper to music by Mario
di Polo's Orchestra, In the Pail Mall
room.
Shar-Zad-Carlton Hotels intimate
cocktail and supper dancing rendez-
vous. Dance music by Sande Will
liams' Orchestra. Songs by Dale Sher-
man.
Sh0reham Hotel - There's gay
show staged once nightly in the blue
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Mems Shirts, Special 49,

900, irregulars; madras cotton prints, cotton
broadcloth. White, assorted coiors. Sizes
1872 to II.
14O pairs Mems Shoes. Brown, black included Sizes
to II. Originally s445, IS pair. S2s5
1900 pairs Mems Sample Hose, rayon- and cotton,
all-cotton Fall colors, anklet and regular styles
Special pairs 81
8 Mems Sweaters wool and cotton. Sizes 36, a.
Originally s395. Now S150
80 Mems Cotton Pajamas si1es A, B, C. D. Originally
S165. Now CSC
20 Mems Beacon Blanket Robes assorted colors pat
terms all-cotton Sizes small, medium. Were s4s5
Now ----
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1938-10-06
oddIers' Dresses, 05e
Originally SI.95

Originally }I95
2O6 Cotton Wash Dresses in prints, for
school. Sizes to 6.
l2o Boys Cotton Suits, Girls Pastel
Dresses, Celanese rayon taffeta. Sizes
to 8. Originally 81 10 $2s5. Now Soc
81 pieces Children's Apparel including
cotton sunsuits, wool swim suits. Orig
inally 58c. Now
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
room, dance music by Barnee: cover

room. dance music by Barnee; cover
charge.
Swanee Ballroom-Dancing Wednes-
day. Saturday and Sunday nights;
music by Jack Carry's Orchestra.
Uptown - Cocktail lounge across
from the Uptown Theater on Connec-
ticut avenue. Entertainment by Car
mela Lazzari and Cy Broughton. No
cover, no minimum.
Slaughter and his orchestra play for
dancing nightly in the Metronome
room. from 10 until 2. Minimum
charge.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Juniors Dresses, SIS

Originally SI.95 to S3.95
106 rayon-and-cotton dresses,
light solid colorS. Also cotton
prints. Sizes II to II.
70 Cotton Print Dresses, one and two
piece. Sizes II to Is. Originally t295.
Now II
10 tailored Fall Suits, wool-and-
rayon. Navy. dark gray. Sizes IL to
II. Were $795. Now----35
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1938-10-06

attsville High School, the county ON
cials were guests Of Principal J. A.
Miller. The bonds viii be delivered
today, 1t was said.
Money from the bond sale will be
matched with P. w. A. funds for
the construction Of q new school at
Berwyn and expansion OF two other
schools.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Don't Aggravate
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II your GAS BLoATINa 10 caused BY
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carminativs and csthartic. Carminstives
that warm and sooths the stomach spd cxpel
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clearing the bowels Of wastes that may have
caused GAS BLOARING, headaches. indi-
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wastes in less than two hours. Adlerika has
been recommended by many doctors foe -
years. Get the genuine Adlerika today.
At All Leading Druggists.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
CARBON DETECTOR
y AIDS SAFE FLYING
inexpensive Strip Points to
Propeller Shimmy for
Correction.
BY DEVON FRANCIS,

EAST HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. g.
Using a silver of glazed carbon worth
less than a nickel, research engineers
after eight years have conquered one
OF the worst hazards of flying-break-
age Of propellers under vibration.
Erie Martin, chief engineer for the
Hamilton standard propeller division
OF United Aircraft Corp, last night
announced that the answer to whip
ping vibration, similar to the "shimmy"
In the front wheels of an automobile,
Evening star., 1938-10-06
BONDS ARE SIGNED

Remainder of Prince Georges
School Issue Ready.
Members of the Prince Georges
County Board of Education and the
County Board of Commissioners yes
terday signed school bonds totaling
$4,000, the remainder of $4,000
issue authorized by the Maryland
Legislature.
Meeting for luncheon at the Hy-
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Silk Hosiery, 35e

IrreeuIars-If Perfect You'd
Be Much Higher Priced
829 pairs irregulars Of higher priced hose
Light dark shades.
1877 Cotton Socks, sizes 81 to 1oh. Originally 25c
q pair. Now 3 pairs SOC
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Boys Stacks, Special SIS

100 pairs Junior slacks in sturdy wool-a and
10 to 16.
100 Boys Sweaters, WOOL and cotton mixture slip
Sizes 26 to "a. Special
IL Boys Cotton Robes. Originally tlp5, e2.o6.
Down STAIRS SToaS.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Gowns, Pajamas, 65e

Were 88c, 81
IS, in cotton flannelette.
IS Gowns, Pajamas; regular, extra
sizes. Were $3.50. CSC
IS Sleeping Pajamas, dark print cot
ton; coat style, regular sizes. Were 81.
n Housecoats in rayon: regular, extra
sizes. Originally s2s5 to $595. Now.
DOWN STAIRS SToRE. 31.95
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Specially Purchased
Cotton Tub Frocks, 68e

Would regularly sell for 81
456, washable cotton percale, floral, polka dot
cotton prints: sizes IA to A.
100 Misses, Women's Dresses, washable cottons,
printed rayons assorted Styles colors Sizes IA to So
Originally 81 95 to 1895. Now 81
40 Cotton Uniforms white, long sleeves Broken
Sizes Originally 81 95. Now-----SI45
DOWN STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Sports Frocks, '2'9'
OrieinalIp S3.95. s7.9S

$50 in prints, dots, plain colors. Wash
able rayon crepeS, rayons. Also pure
silks. Sizes II to 20.
s. Blouses, frilly rayon crepes, sheers Sizes
"a to 49, Originally $195 to 1896 Nowsl
"a Skirts in Shantung weave rayon, prints;
gored or pleated. Sizes "a to 32 Originally
$295. ST
40 Bathing Suits, rayon satin woven with
"Lastex" yarn, rayon satin Puckerette, rubber.
Good color assortment. Small sizes. Originally
S295 to $395. SOC
IS Dresses in cottons, rayon crepes Dark,
light background prints; washable Sizes IA
to 40. Originally 1895. Now--$I95
Clearance-Slacks shorts, play suits, culottes
Good color size assortment 7 75c to 81
Clearance-Beach shoes. bathing shoes, beach
hats, capes, rubber briefs, zoe to sI75
Down STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Foundations, 25e

Originally 81
"a girdleS in broken sizes, several
styles; cotton and -rayon.
IS One-piece Foundations and Girdles,
cotton or rsyon; some with boning,
some woven with "Lastex" yarn. Orig
inally $1.95. Now
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Girls Cotton Dresses
9Oe Originally SI.58, 5395

$50, for school or party. Sizes
7 to 16.
III Girls Dresses, Celanese rayon taf-
fetas and spun rayon jacket dresses,
sizes 8 to IA. Originally tl95, $295.
Now Soc
lis pieces Girls Apparel. Cotton play
suits, wool swim suits, cotton hats.
Originally 35c to 81. Now------1oc
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Not Remnants
Mems Reversible Topcoats, sI495

Excellent Values at Such a Low Price
oo henebone tweed other
cotton eobordne Sizes "a 4O
French back models attractive and Sizes 80
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Special Through Saturday
Cay Franciscan Ware
2o-piece SIo5 Regularly $3.50
Service for 4 in Open Stock

Subtle postes or vibrant tempero shades match them
for quiet harmony mix them for sparkling contrast
in your 4 cups, 4 soucers, dinner plates, 4 fruit
dishes and bread butter plates. In yellow, gold
engow, redwood, glacier blue, Mexican blue, flame
orange, and green. Yours for charming table setting
-ot very special low price-for this week only
TIE
Evening star., 1938-10-06

Sturdy ensembles in brown or oroy
speckIed tweed patterns. Double
elbow in jackets, double scot and
knee in knickers-excelent for
school or pIoy. Sizes: jackets, s
to l8-Knickers, 6 to Is.
Down STAIRS SroRI,
Evening star., 1938-10-06
$500 Pieces Beautifully Etched
Lead Crystal Stemware
"%"'S t"r Sof Sss"'1s1{ s"& Mof< S:'' 25c

This sparkling glassware comes from Of the finest
American makers in the glassware field There is but
one chormngy etched design from which to choose,
but variety Of Styles In gobIets, sherbets porfot
and beverage glasses Lost week sold over 10000
pieces Of this gosswore-so we do urge an early
selection.
Evening star., 1938-02-24
SCIENTISTS REPORT
SUNSPOTS INCREASE
Gain After Lull of Last Fall Is
Noted, But Record Activity Is
Held Unlikely.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, Feb. 24.-Dr.
Seth B. Nicholson of Mount Wilson
Observatory said today sunspots
are increasing again, after lull last
fall, but probably will not surpass the
activity of last July.
The total number of spot groups
observed here in 1887 was 537, estab-
fishing new record for Mount Will
son." he said This compares with
459 in 1886, $50 in 1917 and 424 in
1927"
The years 1917 and 1927 marked the
maximum of the last two previous
cycles. Cycles usually run 10 or II
years.
The largest number of spot groups
seen at one time last year was %, on
both July II and 49," DR.. Nicholson
said. THE smallest number was two,
on April H."
Astronomers have learned sunspots
cause magnetic storms, disrupting tele-
phone and telegraph service, and max
ing the Aurora Borealis visible as far
south as the Mexican border.
During the present cycle they have
established spots also cause short-wave
radio fadeouts