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JEHovAH's WITNESSES

$40 White Street
Watchtower Study, 800 p. m.
Sunday.
''The New World" Study, 800
p. m. Wednesday.
Field service, 9 a. m, daily and
Sunday. ~
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FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
TABERNACLE

Rev. Quentin Shortes, Pastor
Corner Petronia and Georgia SITS.
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Worship service, IL a. m.
Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m.
Midweek services, Tuesday and
Friday, 7:45 p. m.
All will find a welcome.
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GOSPEL HALL

GOSPEL HALL
720 Southland Street
Morning worship, 10:45 o'clock.
Sunday School, 3:45 p. m.
Gospel meeting, 7:30 p. m.
Bible Study, Wednesday, 800
p. m.
every Thursday evening, 800
o'clock.
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THE CHURCH OF GOD
l1O6 Olivia Street

IIUO OIIVId oITItL
Thos. ]. Durrance, Pastor
Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Morning worship, IL O'Clock.
Night Service, 8 o'clock.
Prayer meeting, 8 p. m.
Young Peoples Service, 8
m. A go
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|BNA1 ZION CONGREGATION
Rabbi L. Lehrer

RaDDl IL. Lenrer
Joe Pearlman, President
Hebrew Sunday School, IL a.
b., and every day in week. ex-
'ept Friday, at 4 p. m.
Regular services every Friday
'vening 8 o'clock, and Saturday
horning, Z o'clock.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Second Floor of County

Second Floor of County
Courthouse
Services in Court Room, sec
ond floor of courthouse, $50 p. m.
each Lords Day Sunday.
Services conducted each Sun
day afternoon at the hour indi-
Gated as convenience for the
many service men and defense
workers stationed here.
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data .'fori the "a
hours ending $50 a. m, May Is,
1913, as reported Ibyfo the u. S.
Weather Bureau:
Highestsdf Lowest
Iacf "a hours lastpioht
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UNITY SERVICES

70S Bakers Lane me
fOff Elizabeth, near Southard)
Sunday Services
Unity Services, Ills o'clock.
Class in Lessons In Truth" /,
3 p. m.
Class in Lessons In Truth,
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ONE HuNDREDTH PART

CHICAGO.-Your heart is one
nundredth of your total weight.
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NAVAL. CHAPEL SERVICES
Naval Operating Base. Naval
Air Station, Section Base and
Naval Hospital
SUNDAY SERVICES
Protestant

Protestant
08l5 - Communion, Chaplains'
Building, NOB-Chaplain Glas-
gov.
0900-Divine Services, Recrea-
ton Hall, Section Base-Rev.
Riviere.
O93O-Divine Service, Mess
Hall, Naval Hospital-C Chaplain
Glasgow.
10OO-Men's Sunday School,
Chaplains' Building, NOB-Lt. L.
j. Conant.
1000-Children's Sunday School
Chaplains' Building, NOB-Char-
lain Glasgow.
l100-Divine Services-Movie
Hall, Air Acknowledgements
Glasgow.
1900-Divine Services, Movie
Hall. NOB-Chaplain Glasgow.
CA Navy Bus will leave
Boca Chica Sunday morning at
0930 to bring Protestant men to
services at the Naval Air Sta
ton. The bus will return to
Boca Chica at the completion Of
the Protestant Services.
For Sunday school children,
the Naval Air Station bus will
leave the Naval Air Station at
.0935, Harris School at 0940 and
Division Street School at 0945.
The Naval Station bus will leave
Poinciana Place at 0900 on its
first trip. On its second trip, it
will leave Poinciana Place at
0930 and then Macarthur Homes
at 0940 and Casa Marina at
0950. All children of the Navy,
Marines and Coast Guards are
invited.
Catholic
Chaplain Fallon
Mass:
0730-Mess Hall, Boca Chica-
Chaplain Kosky.
0800-Movie Hall, NOB-Chap-
lain Fallon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Building.
Receiving Station-Chaplain Fall
Ion.
0915-Movie Hall, Air Station
Chaplain Kosky.
1015-Mess Hall, Naval Hos
pital-Chaplain Fallon.
Confessions:
Friday-19Oo-2 1000, Chaplains'
Office, Receiving Station-Chap-
lain Fallon.
Saturday-1300- 400, Mess Hall,
Boca Chica-Chaplain Kosby.
1500-1700. Chaplains' Office,
NOB-Chaplain Fallon.
1900 1900, Chaplains' Office,
Air Station-Chaplain Kosky.
1900 1000, Chaplains' Office,
Naval Hospital-Chaplain Fall
lon.
Sunday-o715-0730, Mess Hall,
Boca Chica-Chaplain Kosbv.
5-0800-Movie Hall, MOB
Chaplain Fallon.
090O-0915. Movie Hall, Air Sta
tion-Chaplain Kosby.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Daily
Interviews
O800-1700 = Chaplains' Office,
MOB, Station Chaplain.
At All Times-Chaplain's Of
flee Barracks No. u Air
Station, Chaplain Kosky.
0815-103O - Chaplain's Office,
Naval Hospital. Chaplain
Glasgow.
100 1900 Administration
Bldg, Receiving Station,
Chaplain Glasgow.
Mass
06l5-Chap1ain's Office, AR
Station, Chaplain Kosky.
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
Interviews
1400-1500 = Chaplain's Office.
Naval Hospital, Chaplain
Fallon
Tuesday
Chorus Rehearsals--
1900 1900-Movie Hall, Air
Station Stan PlImmer, Sp3c.
Discussion Group
l900-Chaplains' Bldg, MOB,
Chaplain Fallon.
Wednesday
Mass-Novena Services
0645-Chaplains Bldg, MOB,
Chaplain Fallon.
Chorus Rehearsal
1330-Chaplains' Bldg, NOE,
Stan Plummer, Sp3c.
Bible Fellowship Hour
1800-Chaplain's Office, Ma
val Hospital, Chaplain Glas
Cow.
Mems Bible Study
l90O-Chaplains' Bldg, MOB,
Hixson, SIC.
Friday
Chorus Rehearsals-
0-1400-Movie Hall, Air
Station, Stan Plummer, Sp3c.
Jewish Services
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ORTHODOX CATHOLIC
CHURCH
tcolored)

tColoredl
Rev. G. E. Finley in Charge
Mass, 10 a. m.
Vespers and Sermon, 8 p. m.
Public invited to attend.
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speak on Ny Church or Cnrzxt's
Church..
Members Of the 3Ist Coast A.
tillery Of the L :. Army III
provide special naEsIc ~ ne
evening hour under the dIreCu01
of Chaplain 2 p Harris
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CHEYENNE I'VE Blsy -
The number o. poIn-s en- q deers
anflers isn't always q trIe lnceZ
10 ms age WyuuIng has . ca4-
lection OF antlerS shec each Eezr
by an eighf-year-old DUcE h
never grew more nan 11Ee
points
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last "a hours lastnigh
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-19
by EDWIN RUTT
PosT-vIEW

Chet Saxon looked worried q
moment longer, then his counten-
ance cleared. "Old Man Channing's
q Joke" he said. 80 long, Logan.
Tell Hildy I'll be there, even If the
scheme Is bughouse. Ands so long
to YOU, Maloney." He grinned sar-
donically. Drop in again some
time"
The moment they were in the
Ford, Mahoney, delivered himself
IT don't like that guy" he said
enphatically.
"Why not?" said Jonah.
Mahoney brooded. Calling me
Maloney. I'd like to take a poke
at him."
"Well, you passed up a swell
chance. But Maloney or Mahoney,
1t all sounds like much Of nothing
to me-"
"Ow", exclaimed Mahoney as If
stung, and he lapsed into injured
silence.
Jonah Logan did not know it,
but mention of the Tribe Maloney,
in anything save the most uncom-
plimentary terms, was to Mahoney
like extolling the virtues of the
Soviet Union to Adolf Hitler. In
his youth in the wilds of Brook
Ign, the tough boy of the neigh
borhood was one Terence Ma
loney. Terence Maloney had been
q year older than Mahoney and,
therefore, ineligible for a sock in
the puss. Realizing this, Terence
Maloney, had put in the golden
hours shying clods and brickbats
at Mahoney and otherwise, by acts
Of violence, making the early Ma
honey existence miserable. AS a
consequence, Mahoney had con-
ceived an abiding hatred for any,
thing even remotely connected
with Maloneys.
personally" said Jonah now,
saxon struck me as being a bit
on the-well, sophisticated side for
q girl like Hildy"
81 wouldn't know about that"
Mahoney said. But I'd sure like
to get even with him."
what for? He didn't do any
thing to you"
"He was ribbin' me-" said Ma
honey aggrievedly.
"Thin- skinned, these Celts" re-
marked Jonah and drove on, Sc
reneiy unaware that inside the
brachycephalic head of Mr.. Ma
honey an idea was being born.
slowly and painfully, as were all
Mahoney ideas.
Late that afternoon Jonah kept
his tryst with Hildy at the Tai
MahaI. He entered WildoYer,
ghOsted from bush to bush. and
arrived safely at the rendezvous
Hlldy was on deck. But she
seemed listlegs.
"Hlya, pal" said Jonah. IN
spTlghtly fashion, i've seen your
boy friend and It's all set. The
ier - l mean, Mr.. Saxon = VII
make Q perfect thFee-p0lnt land
me IN these preserves come satlr'
kay night"
HOh," said Hlldy, and her tone
gas pFeoeeupled. Thanks Jonah
Jonah bllnked, he had expected
touch more enthusiasm,
"This Saxon" he said, coins In
y detail. "waE q little - we'll hes
llant e flrst But ! put The case
A SRI IN love, Informed that
Aef bwain had hesiiaied, might
hafe been expected 70 prick up
~ eafa. hilaf's ears pesey eFA~
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NSERlAL STORY
THETERRIBLE EYE

COPYRIGHT, S0AS.
NEA SERVICE, INC.

, twitched
ooh, well, that's all right them"
she said.
"EIildy," said Jonah puzzled II
sense, in your attitude, an under
current of distraction"
She was silent moment. II
guess you must" she said at last.
"We've had trouble here today,
Jonah. And now the most terrible
thing is about to happen, At SUM-
down tonight, unless we get q
miracle, Uncle Cal Is going to COM
nit suicide"
Jonah started. Uncle Cal? You
mean the goofy little bird with
the Henry Morgenthau touch?"
eyes. He's going to cut his
throat. The last time saw him
he was on his way upstairs to
hone his razor
But, good Lord" Jonah ex-
claimed, whats brought this on?"
tits that horse of his" Hildy
said. "Bucephalus. We had lit
tie fire here today. Nothing very
serious. One of the summerhouseS
burned down, that's all. But it
did create quite a lot of confu-
sion. And, during the excitement
Bucepahlus completely disap-
peared."
Forward, Mahoney," said Jonah
Logan.
Mahoney, laden with photo
graphic impediments, practically
fell out of the Ford. Gee, Chief,
have I got to climb that tree with
all this stuff again?"
"Silence!? Stop whining! You
climb no trees, Mahoney. We enter
like Nero, through breach in the
wall"
Mr.. Logan spoke lightly and
with jole de vivre. Actually he
felt anything but light. Once be-
fore at Wildover, he had COM
pared himself to Sidney Carton.
And now. about to make everJ-
thing lovely for Hildegarde Chan
/ ming and Chester Saxon. his mood
was Carton-ish in the extreme.
To make matters worse. the
night that swirled around, the
firm of Historical Panorama. Inc,
was Friday night. On the morrow
the race between Mr.. H. L. Chan
ning's Black Moonlight and Blu
cephalus, Calvin Meggs. owner,
was scheduled. And also. Jonah
thought modify, not long after
the race one Chester Saxon was
scheduled TO drop in by airplane
and bear the only girl in the
world worth looking at of to the
altar. Sidney Carton. decided
Jonah. had had a breeze of 1t.
Well, Chief" said MahOney,
I'm waItin',
Jonah strobe somberly 10 the
little door In the wall, the key 70
which be had thoughtfully ace
qnifed from Hildy Charming. In
another minute they were Slip.
ping quietly toward the Tai MahRi.
Hlldy was awaiting them.
Jonah" size said, with relief, II
thought you were never coming ]
got the note you left. What on
earth Is Il ell about7"
Before replying Jonah issued
orders. "Inside, Mahoney," he
said, "And set up tie apparatus
well, Jonah2" prompted hildy
Is nah0ney departed,
Jonah drew q breath, 'hildy.
no haid, this isn't easy 10 say. 4
have come, Hildy, 10 az every
thing foF you. AR. g1x n, that's
mn #e lndflissd IN . esfeiieiaFai
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laugh.
JONAH" said Hildy, ''are you
tight?"
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laugh.
JONAH" said Hildy, ARE you
tight?"
Far from it," Jonah assured
her. Nov, Hildy, give me your
undivided attention. On Wednesday
last, I undertook commission for
you. Upon my return, I found you
in a condition that I can only deS-
cribe as distraught. At the time,
you stated that there had been n
disturbance on these premises. You
further stated that a fire of un-
known origin had broken out and
destroyed a summerhouse. Natural
ly, the inhabitants of Wildover
rushed to extinguish this confla-
grafton. But when the-er sham
bles were over it was discovered
that a horse. belonging to your
uncle, Mr.. Calvin Meggs, had
mysteriously vanished. The the
ory is that, in his excitement, the
gatekeeper dashed to the fire
leaving the gates open. Through
them, the horse effected an escape
It has not, however been estab-
lished that the gatekpeer was
actually present at the-the some
what-insignificant inferno. In view
Jonah" Hildy stamped her
foot. will you, for cats sake.
stop talking like an insurance adj
juster2"
"In view of this" continued
Jonah imperturbably. Mr.. Calvin
Meggs. whose future was bound
up In the activities of this horse,
served notice that he intended to
cut his throat. And 1t was only by
the exercise of the utmost tact
that you prevented him from do
ing So"
well, certainly" said Hlldy.
we know that. I'll buy a policy.
Jonah. II you'll only tell me how
II fixes everything for me-"
"Hildy :" began Jonah. but
the voice OF Mah0ney cut him of.
IAN set, Chief" sang out Ma
honey from within. This way fog
the midnight show"
Jonah took EIildy's arm. once. .
he said, you belittled my inyen-
ton. But, u after witnessing what
you are about 20 witness, you do
rot 20 10 your knees and humblg
beg my pardon - well, you're not
the giTl ! think you are"
ne Re Continuedl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
MeneaGme@ ;:.! !.!:;!!: ~ z I. !
SUSAN SHER/2AN


and tea A maid brought Kay's
tray in. n good lunch that was a
credit to an obviously excellent
chef. When she had finished Mr.
Evcritt offered her a cigarct.
The doctor won't let me smoke
he said wistfully. so you smoke.
please. l like the smell" He settled
himself back on the pillows.
You're a busy woman don't
want to take up too much OF Your
ti@lc. So I'll 60 straight 70 the
point now. How'S jake" The
question wasn't a pcriurctory one.
Kay decided to be honest.
Hes well enough, physically.
He's in a slump, though. with mis-
work
so I've heard"
Kay wondered who had told him
Maybe II was HCt. She said. Il
don't think it is anything more scri-
Gus than passing phase" And she
WAS ashamed of the need TO defend
Jake.
,,.;,,' ""' > '''' ~ " .eIi' 'rNL p,H
,h ',' '''"', - r"ie Vi mat ~ ;
=, 'I ,;,, 90, I.',, WY III :" ''''' .H','
wasted" He paused for breath.
His will power is weak. though.
That's a brutal statement. But it's
true You realize 1t. don't YOU ,"
Yes, I do" Kay felt like trail
.r; yo,,,. .;,, -,
'' H"'
','', Ing ~ ',""r 'l'I '"'',~
,na,. ,,',., ,'' H., '' was "'' ''''''''E -
'% ,r,. N"' :. W.. IT,
nv ., l'e Gun. !" ',le '"''' gave
nay ..l , ,..'v ,, r""N;
ho iara N.o,r ''p 1a,., "! .,. ",,,'
VIC "',s' ~" ""'' ;" ,">'''-
in,;,nr,. INV ~" W. So "''' ''' S'''''
" NJ. ,aDh r., ... - ~
soi" o, ~ ,i,,a 10Y. !. "a. '".,e "',N
~. I.,,', -, -. '''
NO l ""'t 10 'i''l"l' no"
iou can S'"S zen minutes more
MISS "'c\t''s. "l'rr 'i."' MI
rN y''t, mus 'aht q nap ''' ''"' -
san. Sh"''"'s 'he u""r
These nurses! NC"' 10 go OIL
some TIME ago l maze Jah' u" VI
fer To tihance nm III u cat'e, as
concert pianist. lie turned me
down The doctor mas '"'h nc ','''
with care | may I'VE year. MY
heart is bad lie stated inc FAC.
simply. He dIdnt want OF expect
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
CHAPTER TWENTY

DAVID FOR once lost his tenn
per after the buyer admitted with
holding the sale stock. You'll leave
til" store this very minute" he
rourcd. You should have gone
m"hinS ago. you lying, schcming.
stupid woman.
Laura Hing for once didn't have
4 word 10 say. She got mp and left
III" office. Even Rays usual poIsc
lett her. Sh" sat silently, not know.
Ing h"w - calm David
Ike sank down III Il chair. let his
head drop in his hands Imagine
that woman doing Il thing like
that 10 you" Ills voice broke. 1
c"",d have Killed her"
Kay WAS shocked. She thought
David WAS 50 angry because of the
store Now size knew II was because
CT her. she shouldn't be here. where
David saw her constantly. didn't
nave an opportunity to get her out
Of his mind.
lie got up YEARLY. That was
nay monthly outburst," he said,
avoiding her eyes. Il won't have to
<" up the Empire state building
until May now" He walked out the
door
If there were some way for two
people 10 live without money. I'd
quit this job" she thought. Il used
l" think these battles were fun.
NOW they just siCkcn me. Poor
Laura must have mated me to risk
h"r job. It's Il terrible thing to
Know that you're hated. She prob.
AMY isn't the only one. don't like
NATE. like Kindness and peace.
And quiet"
me noises OF the store came
'hi"lSh her open door. 1t was a
perpetual roar and clatter II made
.hcr head ache. her nerves taut. She
""h'" at the accumulated pile of
M"iR "n her desk She wanted To go
nome. hut there was another two
NUTS work here. She picked up
c"iiic reports she had to read. She
''l no curiosity about them She
~ "uh give n hang about the
t",' OF handkcrchicfs. The only
'"l" Sii" cared about was Jake's.
somebody else was worried about
JAKE IS fate, too. About week later
Mr.. Evcritt tclcphoned her at the
Once She had no idea who he was.
Jake's never mentioned me ?"
he asked.
Not that can recall" She had
good memory.
I'm not surprised. Young lady.
nave n favor To- ask of you. I'VE
n''i ordered TO bed. so 1 can't
Loiiic TO sec You. Will you come and
nave lunch with me ?" He had
. .e voice. She agreed to go the
,,u,i'owiig day. She didn't say any
'lng about IL to Jake.
INC house was an impressive old
"I"Mi,"lonc one. n livcricd butler
%n"lli''od her. a trained nurse took
,r upstairs. Mr.. Evcritt was
b"i1 'd up in a mammoth ma.
""tlrv bed. L
ti,H,"w do YOU do. my dear It was
"'h. OF you to come"
=, y" must he very sick" Kay
u,m.ut!it. Tic has that curious !
Shilnkcn looi;"
+, 'Nc tool; an immediate fancy TO |
I"' INC butler came in with Mr.. |
'''''s tray, some broth, toast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

knowing that I can at least help =
pianist"
The door opened. THE ten min
utcs are up. Miss Stevens" the
nurse Sald primly.
"Ill leave Immediately" Kay
promised, picking up her hat and
handbag. Il want to think this all
over pretty carefully. Mr.. Evcritt.
| vc been wanting to do something
drastic 10 shake IN both lake and
myself | haven't been provide t. I
couldn't FIGURE ont what wee uSe
for money"
Il could advance you some" &c
offered
NO. wc wouldn't he broke. We'd
have enough to live on. But not
enough for any ma jor expenses like
hiring concert nails"
Miss Stevens" the nurse broke
in.
I'll be back soon" Kav assured
him. And there just aren't words
to tell YOU how much | thank YOU.
how grateful | am" She smiled and
said gOodby. She walked hriSkly TO
he Office. Usually she window
Shopped. curious to see what tie
other stores were featuring. Often
she stopped in and bought piece
OF silver, some old glass. a new
hat
THOSE days of squandcring are
over" she thought. "JaIic'S income
won't cover any luXurics I'll, step
she was contemplating vas one so
serious that sometimes. when she
vas tired or nervous. her COURAGE
iailcd her. She didn't know if she
was brave enough to weather 1t. If
JAKE even would consider It.
sometimes she tried to think that
her love for Jake was rational
thing. Most of the time she knew
IL wasn't. The sight of his blond
neal his SLOW smile. the feel nf his
ilmd on her arm were enough In
make her head Wliirl. her heart
pound. He was nCrg now Surrnsc
she deliberately turned him aaay
Her love could stand any test How
IlnShakablc WAS his .
Her step Sla"kcucd. II WAS a ter.
rIblc choice. Possibly something
would happen la point the way
1t happened three days later
mat morning she WAS late getting
started to Inc StOr" She wantcC
To make a long distance telephone
call where there was mo chance of
being Owe rhCard The man she nae
TO speak to didn't get TO his Office
until $50 O'Clock.
She finished her call Then she
started to go into her room for hci
coat. The phone rang. Kay waitcC
10 sec Is IL were for her.
ITS for Mr.. Kerr. He's taken IL
in his ROOM" Anna said Kay never
saw Jake in the mornings: he
wouldn't even know she was still
home.
Kay was In her room about ten
When she was ready to
leave. she remembered that she
'iadn told her secretary she'd be
In late. and that she had n 1880
She'd better ring up
md toll Mary thDt shed he right
town She picked up the receiver
"f'll see you nj four tilcn." she
heard a perfectly strange female
;oicC say
The floor hogan 10 hcavc.
(TO lie CUntinlCd)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Problem Ct Medical Studenrs
lmportonf |ion7e Front Issue

'cit that some of these students
will not pass their courses and
therefore they will have to he de-
NOTED. This. however. has hap
lrnrd before. In any case, if any
ono did not pass the courses. he
c"uld hc easily changed to enlisted
rank ~ the Medical Corps where
his experience should make him
very useful.
This situation of the medical
student may seem to be small
ALTAR. but it * II part of the in
credible incptitudc with which the
activities of the home front are
being conducted. Another aspect
of II i that up to this writing no
provision is being made for mcui-
cal students after the present
classes have gone into action.
Draft Board Ruling
| know of n boy 10 years old
whose father is u physician. whose
family is able to support him
through medical school, but who
has been refused admittancc to
medical school by the draft board
and uold by them that Just be-
cause boy 'cnRtS to study mcdi-
cine. we are not necessarily going
Ia allow him to study medicine in
the future"
| believe that these problems
are under consideration and
have great confidence in the GOOD
sense of the ranking commanders
Of the medical forces of the Army
and Navy.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
l.. J. T.: My feet swell in the
afternoon, not soft swelling. and
they burn as if scaldrd and seem
tn he full of pins and needles. Is
that diabetes? | am II Years of
age.
Answer: The chances are that
it is not diabetes, but POSSIBLY
sluggish circulation due to vari-
cUSc veins. However. it is very
easy to find out whether diabetes
is present by Il uriualysis, which
your doctor can make.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
EDITORS NOTE. DR. Cr,,h

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