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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY
!I sRICk DDWWIELLING;. NO. 500 Gath

5TISk, 6HiGk DMELLING; NO. 500 Gath
recorded in Lb.r 7oss at folio io 4ss. 81 tnS. one
Of the land records of the District Of Co
lumoia. default having been made in the
payment of the debt thereby secured,
ana shs attn. at the request Of the party secured:
ofier for sale at public auction in front Of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST
oAY ockook ok PPEMfEMHEF PM n ,b.t 1919; Ar F2UE
iSl1uhfe iumhis snd saa being in the District Of Co
l ssal in Square Forty-five Hundred and
Seventeen 451O, in Leslie e r Prince S
subdivision Of part Of a tract of land
ealisd Long Meadows" as per plat re-
he Of in rhf S.r e m for d the
rs; subject to the building restriction
lines i. as shown on said plat. and toEether
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the
Hons5 n t. sd be aa 1sf in nsshes sih
day Of sale. with interest at the rate of
s1 per centlm per annum, until paid,
Dayaols .o Sc semiannually the deferred pay
opon on the p s'rqgBerty r. sold al cash h
OF $500. 90. required at the time of ac-
eeptance Of bid. Examination of title.
eonveysncins, notary fees recording. rev.
within thirty days from q the e0GHea day q sale Mih
otherwise deposit may be forfeited. or
without forfeiting deposit, Trustees may
avail themselves Of any LEGAL or equitable
rights AGAINST defaulting purchaser
CHAPLIN B. BAUMAN,
RAYMOND j. VIERBucHEN. HEM
,o,,,, Surviving Trustee.
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A Few Blks. from Pentagon
Building: One Of the prettiest lots any
abundance. Of boxwood. Concrete block
detached 4-room house with basement. oil
splendid value at $4,000. KELLEY a.
BRANNER. DI. 7740. Sun, NO. 2O76.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK
IN SHEPHERD PARK-$18,75O.
Located on a beautiful lot 5Oxl27 IT,,
Just on 18th ST.. convenient to school and
transportation: center-hall plan, 8 rooms
and baths auto hot-water heat, screened
slate o'in roSi furrsd walls scar brick saIase
Mr.. Good. Hobart 61OO, Ext. 2OI, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1903 H St NV. National 234S.
NEAR ST. GABRIEL's CHURCH,
On beautiful Illinois ave. at Sherm Circle
a dandy e.room and bath (built-in tub
double screened rear porehes; new condi-
ton vacant; immed; poss. prics. S9,95O,
GE. $500.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED, ! studio room. kitchenette
ap Or s9 room in pvt hSms with kit PRIV
sanasr' sness Box NJ seot1n s,ai excellent eter
furnished or nnfurnished; cleveisnd PARK
cR sssns s4r to Ms
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a. :ssson sSens Be- sooS. S'fEa Ext oisi7 ss7
COUPLE, employed with Red Cross, desire
large room. kitchenette and bath, unfur-
nsnea oh 70 g. IS
WANTED, NV. apt. centrally located. in
81 s% 'S' sRdlss sssf ss 3sa's RE ss 49,
wa. WANTED, ED. onsaroom APARTMENT; NV. sec
WANTED By SS quiet. nn mature H basinssswoman ness
Kitchen and bh nf ESe% Or anstas
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NAVAL OFFICER end wife desire s.room a1
cheSy Sn os5 W
consin 7429.
NAVAL OFFICER and parents wish furn.
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Circle: twin-bedded bedrm.,, sele bedrm
liv rm., kit, bath, with maids rm. and
bath: Dec. to May: $500 mo. top. RE.
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL,
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PAY $50, PERHAPS MORE. FOR Salts
FACTORY APARTMENT AND WILLING
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TEL LU. 1925. 29s
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
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Call Me. 1929. 423 Mass. ave. NV,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

2211 WASHINGTON CIRCLE. N.W.-5 bed
81 Flsds9s s SoSSdk s8h ssss Ss
IN, iMMEEpiAirE Ei,i a. ocSTgANcY; 8 rooms bath:
a4oJ Laird Ia.os ST. Roekvills Md. Phone sH
coMpLETELY' 1E z FURSisaEp. S including lin
kitchen, s bedrooms. 8 baths Ideal home
sTrAEsns AZ e 70 siF4s; rent ssa5 Ho j IA
Naval aospta and transp iSne Nicely 'f furn
$Il0 81 per month: E. M. Fry, Inc, 724o
e MASnnR eS h'5e ne e4rea e9ms all
K4GHsSsiNcTooN, ND ND. bungalow, liv. room.
ais,ely; iSc S. SO mo pE. sas4. ~
e. sSc sesss MssaasS ss;s' Co., Falls
o5sM sra les White 1Ss 5sEs adHs Hill
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sh eaEvY yi3' caXsE fxss Nj MDotre l79s South ,un
sTm % sSsS,S% \ u,i fSsaS,' $s
attractively. furn.: fireplace, refrieeration,
completely insulated: $50 a mo. CHI $40.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. 7.rm house, sun
trees: 3 blks. bus. CHI 0723.
DETACHED. s rms. bath, garage: in Chevy
Chase. D: C.: oil heat: rent S125 month
Call CH. 1000. Apt 971 or 745.
2O01 RITTENHOUSE ST,
Green Meadows. Md. -tAger rd. and Riggs
rd)-Corner center-hall plan. detached
home, g rms bath. elec, refrigeration
oil heat, nicely furn., 500 Phone Union
o426 4426: L. T. Gravatte, 729 18th
HOME VALUE.
41O4 Saith ST, DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.
Z rooms "A bedrooms, 3 baths. o-car
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5o1 ELLSWORTH DR., SILVER sPG, MD.
Detached rooms, kitchen, bath. gas
2546 N MILITARY RID, ARL., VA.
, D Detached ed brick, rooms g bedrooms,
baths, library recreation room, servants S
room and bath, completely furn: $3.50.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos North Capitol St Realtors MA 673o.
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1910 PARK RID. NV.

1910 Park RID. NV.
Desirable apartment, nicely furnished
close to transporta ton and shopping dis
trict. Three rooms, kitchen, modern bath
1850. No children. Suitable for family o
adults or accommo dations for young la
dies. Plant & Gordon. Inc. CO. 0S37
THE BRADLEIGH,
A residence Of distinction for those &C
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cllity for gracious living. Exclusive Chev,
Chase location. For an appointment
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

2 OFFICES and use of reception rm. in
lawyers suite. modern building. centrally
located. MA. 2065
APPROX. 2Ox?2 FT.,. furnish nling cab
inets, desks with chairs. . typewriters
lEe, storage closet. Woodley 1893, s to m
- 3s
! Or FURNISHED private ofnces. near
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
we VII buy second-trust notes, D. c.
NATIONAL MoRTaAGE INivEsTMN1 NJ
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV National 6S33
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE SPACE
Available at once, merchandise only: de-
livery and distribution service II desired
RE olse 400 Ssth St. NV. i.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, 5-room apt, well Furnished
Apt Ii
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HOUSES FOR SALT.
ONLY $500 DOWN.
NEAR NAVY YARn

Vacant, move in at once. Groom cor
ner brick home IN convenient southeast lo-
lilies II desired; hot-water heat, front and
rear POI chss, large yard: Inspect today
with Mr.. Tanler. WI 1882, with
80 SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1908 81. NV. National 2345.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE and yard space wanted, suit
able for lumber storage; viii rent or buy.
Box TAD. Star
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1924 18th ST. NV.
PRICE. S12,95O.
Modern brick, 8 rooms, Q baths, garage;
additional bath in basement: recreation
room; now arranged as apts. at rental
OF S166 mo. WO. 712b.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

must have telephone secretarial service
available with part-time stenographic serv
ice considered. Call D1. 45T9 before / 4 m
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REDUCED TO $l5,95O.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Practically new center hail brick Colonial
IN perfect condition; situated on high
wooded lot in excellent residential section
81 81 Detter homes; includes real center hall.
iaree living rm., dining rm., kitchen,
breakfast I'm. There are nice bedrms.
snd baths on End noor.- Also completely
ntnisned itn and heated 3rd-foor rm.: recrea :
n garage. No better value available in
~ ms aGea area today. Please call Mr.. Jones,
IT'D NyX q nYyYY Ync, ~ sx,s
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BATTERY PARK,
COUNTRY CLUB FACILITIES.
This property Is vacant, prompt DOS
baths. other rooms large. Fine lot, 7OxI rs
II. well planted. Detached garage Call
W091ley 200 until pm. EDW H.
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noco..o %. del AN'''
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
$13, $50.
DETACHED CENTER-HALL HOME,
! BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE.
baths and elass-inclosed sleeping porch,
stairway TO attic; maids room, g. I. OIL
neatinF plant, Lear detached garage; lot
2300 until o M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26

HIS
BY Richard NJ. Bricl;ncr ,publishcd
by j. b. Lippincott. philadelphia.
Dir. Brickncr is an cmincu, and g.
perienced psychiatrist, and he
charges quite plainly that in his
professional opinion Germany is a
pathological casc-that the whole
nation is showing paranoid
trend.
A paranoid trend is towards a
condition which used to be called
paranoia, word psychiatrists do
not like to use any more. Paranoia
IL egoistic monomania, and one of
the most dangerous of mental dis
eases. ParanOiicS are killers OF
the type of Czolgosz and IIaupt-
mann.
The basis for the diagnosis DR..
Brickner adduces from first hand
evidence, by the words and deeds
Of Germans for the past hundred
years or more.
Symptoms Outlined
The four German symptoms
pointing to Il paranoid trend are:
/. MsgalOmdRia. - German
character may yet become the sal
vation of the world" Emmanuel
Geibel, 1861. perhaps before
much time passes the German will
govern the world" Otto julius
I.anggehn, 1891. THE German ma
ton is always right because it is
German" Otto Tanncnbcrg, 1911.
.. The Need 10 Dominate. -
WOE and death to those who re-
sist my will. Woe and death to
those wi1 do not believe in my
mission" Kaiser Wilhelm, 1914.
3. Persecution Ger
many must no longer be the
worlds spittoon." Prince August
Wilhelm. 1885. Eve are cncircled
by cncinies." Ernest Hassc. 1907.
4. Retrospective FalSifcation.-
"Whcn have the German people
ever broken their wOrd?" Adolf
Hitler, 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
CHAPTER FIFTEEN

AS KAREN drove the station
wagon to meet the train that wa.
bringing her father and Paul ant
her nephew home, her heart was
If her throat. or at least so il
scanned. 1t was silly. she knew. &c
be - frightened of n little boy, but
SC mucn. she felt, depended upon
this nrst meeting. That was why
shC had driven the station wagon
herself instead of letting Craw-
ford the Bells chauffeur. who took
care of the four cars in the big
garage, meet the train.
Usually late. rs there WAS noth-
ing she dislilICd more than waiting.
kdrcn vas ahead of time for this
important event. And of course the
tran would he behind schedule. 20
nnnntcs behind, the station master
Informed her.
There was another party Just
i,iquiring for the train. Miss Bell" "
he added. He had been behind his
window for number of years and
kneI: who Karen was, as he did
most of the people. important or
otherwise, who lived "hcrcabouts," t."
as he termed it. "'rhcy was inu,lir-
ing for you. too" he added. in a
significant tone, if the words were
noncommital.
Karen wondered who the party"
could be. She had not told any of
her friends that she was meeting
this train. She did not believe Pau!
had sent word to anyone else when
he had sent second wire stating
the time of arrival. She did not
want anyone else to be present. or
even to know about Denisc's boy
coming hcmc until IKE child got
used to things, or "acclmatcd," as
the natives would say.
There was no one in The waiting
room, but when she stepped outside
onto the platform she saw that
there was another occupant,
perched on baggage truck. swing
ing his long legs and looking as if
he were pcrchcd there 10 wait for
her. as well as the incoming train.
since he did not jump down, but
just waved greeting.
What are you doing here ?"
Karen asked. using the same words
with which she had addressed him
once before when he had taken her
by surprise. which apparently was
a habit with him. But she did not
Use the same tone. naughty and in
dignant. She sounded glad. as in
deed she was, Cor she had been
wondering about tic next meeting
that Inevitably would take place,
with Fate SO bent on throwing
them together; and she had hoped
it would bc public and casual. like
this, rs otherwise it might ,cil
have been bit embarrassing. re-
mcmhcrinG tiat kisS and the moon.
as Karen had been 2fraid she
would.
The person on the truck was
Martin. lie did not look the lca5:
embarrGsSCG, or rs If he had any
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26

DR.. Clcndrning vii answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. Md.

OUT OF the wcltcr Of plans for
the reconstruction OF Germany nf-
ter the war comes at las, Il mcdi-
cal diagnosis. 1t is contained in a
book called Is Gc,'muny iarrrnbic!
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This time he hati mora man rnos
He jumped down Oft the baeeag,
cart now. turning to pick up 9
somewhat bulky package that had
been beside him. "EcrcI~ little
something" He held il out to her
ana now his face did have as near
an embarrassed expression as he
probably could assume. ,lue to nm
attempt to appear off-hard. rather
than to confusion or guilt. IT'S
nothing much. just something
made. It's for that little fellow
why. that's terribly rice of
you." Karen was more pleas 4 and
touched than she could tel him.
more so that he himself had made
1t. May I ask what it is, or may T
have three guesscS?"
You won't need thai MANY"
Her words had put him back ut
ease. He had not wanted a procu-
sion of thanks: he liked hcr wa,m
appreciation. It's Il boat. and il
really will sail. I whitticd il ont AMI
copied 1t after the best mu,lcl I
could find. AMI did haze fun do
ing it," He wore grin that would
have become 4 little hoy. SO thar
Karen smiled with him.
She said. You must come over
to our beach some timc-eunn and
help my rcrh~E -nil it." for i,
Marty knCW That the boat would
work he must have had fun irv.u,-
that. too.
I'll take you up on that" His
eyes smiled back into hers. "l'u
looking forward tn known" that
little chap. But he on"ht la lie hero
any second now. In fact. I thoi..ut
l heard the TRAIN whistle. Ken
your chin up, sister. Nuun luuwr
just what TO do ar' say arJ muse
be on my way no."
But if YOU v:a:, 10 soc him. Why
are you running &",uv?" She wnulI
not mind if M@rt:N was with her.
although she mad thought she did
rot want anyone.
Because this is Your big mo-
ment. not mine" =" ca"c hcr an
other knowing smile before he
turned to stride ont 0c s!ght around
the corner OF the !ittlc station. lie
turned. once moe. 70 wave again,
this time III fareWa;l. his hanGs
claspcd together. as If he were
shaking on his lat prediction. that
she would know just what to say
and do.
II was almost uncannv the wav
he could look inside n person. More
uncanny than Knowing things and
bobbing up III unexpected places.
The train "hisjicl again. Il was
in sight now. The wooden Platform
quivcrcd with Tie vibration. Kar-
ems heart rose III her throat again.
Her eyes were st"ainirg for that
first glimpse. There they were. her
dad and PaH!'5 dark head ovcr his
broad shoulder someone. yes q lit
lie boy. hciHg carefully hclpcd
down the steps. now that the train
had come to = s:nn.
And then kar-r was beside them,
throwing her father = smile III well
come. Il bright uo4 in Pauls Gircc-
lion. hut il VIZ .hr little boy. such
"A liltl" 10Y. Uo"- fhi. she saw Linn
close. t:aIi ani A.-ntIned looking,
with enormous carl: eyes and such
white skin. tia&. Sic kncit down be-
sid" him and gathered him to her
heart ;i:2t VS. ~. with love only,
love that w.rsi ont al her own
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26

mag on ms conscience Hi, eve,
We're just rs direct and blue. hi!
SFa Just as contagious in the glar
ing night OF day as under the maei,
Spell of moonlight. He was not ,
handsome young man. like Paul
Dut he had something Ill his own
mere was no getting away from
that.
Waiting for you," he said in re
ply to her question. An occupation
we'll rewarded. You look yerv stun
nlng this morning. miss. in yorl
blue slacks and with that ribbon il
Your corn-colorcd locks. though
oon T. as a rule, approve of pants
for ladies'"
oh, dear" Karen said. her owr
blue eyes widening in dismay. 81
didn't think about that, Stacks be.
ing pants, 1 mean. I'm so used tc
gong around in Stacks and shorts
and play togs. as everyone does
down here. But they might look
lnnny to a little boy. He might
! thlnk l was man. or something
It's so important l look all right
The first time he secs Ms"
The funny thing. really. was the
way she said the things she
thought. and felt. to Martin Hall
day. maybe because tina. was an
other habit with him. However,
Karen usually did not Llurt out the
things inside her: it wasn't a habit
with her.
His grin broadened. if possiblc,
fie said, mo one could possibly
mistake you for n manor some
thing. That ribbon l mentioned be-
fore would do away with any
doubt. even if You were not so COM
pietely feminine. People do go
around here in peculiar get-ups. al
most in the raw. some of them,
But l can assure you that We're
n small boy, seeing you for the first
time. I should approve of what |
saw all right! And since, as ynu
reminded me once. I was Il boy once
upon time. you ought to take my
word for it,"
You really think so?" Her tone
still was doubtful. Had she had
time. she would have driven back
across the bridge to change to an
outfit with n skirt. But half of
those 20 minutes were gone. Wait
ing need not always be so irksome,
after all.
Martin assured her once more
that she would do as ST. was. IF
| were going to pick out an aunty,"
he said, I'm sure I'd pick on YOU.
In fact, | wish you were my aunt.
I'd like to feel there was some
one waiting for me. some time.
with the look you've got in your
eyes now. I'd know then the world
was pretty good place, in spite of
Hitler and his gang"
He sounded so sincere that Karen
was rcassurcd. He must have said
all that. too. because he guessed
how jittcry she .clt. how much this
meeting meant to her. Eut how had
he known that it was to take place
this morning? She would have
asked, but lie would have laughed
and put her Off with some suc!. rn-
mindcr as that he had told her lie
knew everything about her He
liked to be mysterious about such
things. or maybe he liked 10 Jesse.
Eut when it came to corning across
with The imrC!:snt issues this cen
traGic.oiy yOIrG E:&H Gl2..-s had
i right answer tucked up his
sleeve.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26

these can be utilized to bring peace
and reason to that disturbed and
unhappy country.
What do | as 81 physician think
of DR.. Brickncr'S diagnosis and
plan of treatment? Several wears
ago published an article in which
mad" Il diagnosis II Hitler on the
basis "f his own words in Mean
k""iH and gave as my opinion
that he WAS unTuc. tionab!y Il
parauuIIc. Remember. one of the
dangerous things ABOUT Il para
no!ac is that he may be u very
able. skil!iul plamncr i'll many
iiclds.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26

d. R.:-What causeg a child to
cough without having 4 cold?
Answer: Large tubcrculous
glands around the windpipc.
whooping cough, having inhaled
a foreign body such US Il pin. irri-
tation from the nose or throat,
growth on the vocal cords, plcur-
isy and several other thinSg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Le0np D&6a17!{Mo17:'e55a;:| q 55a;:|
.rnnxn~ ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS 5zassSssSsaI sss II

ADELAIDE HlJMprpj~e
-H -3k AND Released RY CENTRAL. PRESS .ssoc,r,,. 2

y \''rSt
'>"'N"., ar;lL. o'-,,.ur liz. 3D..
n'"r u y ";h"art of anutLs :
PAUL WYATT. sine, chiiJroo. How.
ever. she Surprisingly encounters n
Young stranger. obviously no, OF her
social standing. and learns that he is
MARTIN UhG.IDAY.
YESTERDAY: Karen plans to greet the
little son OF her sister. now on tho
way to Florida with Paul and her
father. ''''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Prescription for Treatment

AS prescription for treatment,
DR.. Brickncr points out that in
nearly all paranoid minds there
are clear areas areas Of sanity
that can be developed towards
cure. In the German population to-
day he believes that there are sane
groups who are clear areas" and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Wood Versus Coal

Wood Versus Coal
y cord Of dry oak or hickory has
heating value Of Ton of soft coal,
according 20 thee L. S. Forest Serv-
ice. Green wood has only half the
hcat-producing value of dry wood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-26
Trends Are Contagious

Paranoid trends are undoubted-
ly contagious, and there must be Il
large zone Of them around Hitler.
But long ago, speaking of nothing
else but America. Edmund Burke
said, Il do not know the method of
drawing up an indictment against
wh0lc people" | have Il feeling
that there are larger clca.. areas
among the German people than
DR.. Brickner allows.
As for the treatment. paranoid
trends are notoriously unlikely of
cure. If DR.. Brickner's exploita-
tion of the CLEAR areas" do not
work, what is left for Germany?
Miss Dorothy Thompson says they
cannot he rc-educatcd. The alter
native is unthinlablc.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
+. NJ. T.:-What is the cause
of hcmorrhagcs under the finger
nails?
Answer: A condition of the
blood called purpurI will do it.
G. B.:-Might Il medicine that
colors the urine green be given
for diabetes? Might | be allowed
to go into q coma before giving me
insulin?
Answer: Any kind of medicine
might be given you, but there is
no medicine that turns the urine
green that is good for diabetes.
Not only might you go into coma
before being given insulin. but
you are very much more likely to
go into coma without insuln than
with il. Why no. take it? You
are badly mixed ~ about your di-
abctcg. You had better go to n
doctor before you die of confused
thinking.