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The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15


Nashville, Tennessee, Dec. 12-
The curriculum in aeronautics ed
ucation, inaugurated at Fisk Uni
versity during the 1915 summer
session, is being continued this fall
in cooperation with the Tennes-
see Bureau of Aeronautics, the
State Board of Education, the City
of Nashville, and Tennessee A & I
State College, Students from Ten
nessee State College and Fisk Uni
versity have been granted 20 flight
scholarships of 500 each by the
Tennessee Bureau of AeronauticS.
Five of the 20 students are returnl
ed service men, four of whom are
enrolled at Fisk and one at Tenn
essee State. They are: Alvin
Barnwell of Fort Worth, Texas;
Woodfin Lewis, of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,; Charles Call of Lexington,
Kentucky; and Joseph Reyes, of
Corpus Christi. Texas, all of Fisk
University and Marshall p. Bry-
ant, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, q student
at State College.
President Walter Davis, of Ten
nessee State College, and Presid-
emit Thomas Jones, of Fisk Univ
ersity, have appointed a joint com
mittee on aviation which is respon
sible for the organization and de-
velopment of a cooperative pro
gram using the personnel and fac
ilities of both institutions. Mem
bers of the committee are Messrs.
P. v. Jewel, w. V. Harper, ]. A.
WEIGH, and DR.. George Gore from
Tennessee State and Messrs. Jam
es E. Taylor, Jr., l. t. Creswell,
Drs. George Redd, and James r.
Lawson of Fisk University.
This program also includes the
provision of flight instruction for
81 students from Pearl High
School in Nashville. Pearl High
School is the only Negro school in
the state of Tennessee and the
only high school in the city Of
Nashville providing such instruc-
ton. These students have been a
warded scholarships by the Tenn
essee Bureau of Aeronautics
which defray one-half the cost of
8 hours of dual flight training.
Their course in ground training
are taught at Pearl High School
by Mr.. r. H. Harris, an instruct
or, who took the course at Fisk
this past summer.
Under the pan special students
may take purse in flight train
ing leading to either the private
or commercial pilot certificate.
A curriculum which will teach
all phases of aviation is proposed
by Tennessee State College and
Fisk University-both from the
standpoint of general and vocat-
ional education.
Teachers responsible for the
ground training at Fisk are DR..
James r. Lawson, DR.. David Ben
der. and Mr.. James E.. Taylor, Jr.
Mr. Taylor, assisted by Mr.. Nath-
an A. Sans and Mr.. Cecil M. Ry-
an, is in charge of all flight train
ing for both schools.
The courses at Fisk, which are
designed to help college students,
high school students, and teachers
understand and appreciate the
meaning of the air-age, consists
of the following subject: civil air
regulations, navigation, meteorol-
ogy, theory Of flight and engines,
communications, aircraft famil-
iarization, social. geographic and
economic implications of aviation,
plus 10 hours Of flight training.
The aviation curriculum at Ten
nesee State College will compile
ment the general education cours-
es at Fisk by stressing the vocat-
ional aspects of aviation. Stud
ents will receive pre-employment
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15
Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, December Is. 1915

This is the secoad Of no articles on the discovery Of a revolutionary treatment
for infantae paralysis by Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed Australian nuseJ
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

Monday night at z until s at Cen
trail high gym.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15


! In the matter of the Estate OF
GERALD M. BOWDEN, deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given: That
the creditors of said deceased will
meet the Administrators of said
estate, before me, County Judge
of Douglas County, Nebraska, at
the County Court Room, in said
County, on the list day of Febr-
uary, 1916 and on the LIST day of
April, 1916, at 8 o'clock A. M,
each day, for the purpose Of pre-
senting their claims for examin-
alton, adjustment and allowance.
Three months are allowed for the
creditors to present their claims,
from the 31st day of December,
1915.
ROBERT r. TROYER,
County Judge.
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15
Sister Kenny Starts a
Woman Crusade

The sun over Australia was brighter than usual one sum-
mer day in 1911.
But it was no brighter than the spirits of a tall, robust,
tanned young woman just returned from the Australian out
Mcdonnell of Toowoomba General hospital in Queensland,
The Omaha guide., 1945-12-15

To the boys who go to South
high gym..-.it is open O. Wednes-
day nights only from $50 to $50.
(Reported by Leon Levi Dodd)
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
DETROIT TIMES
Expert Services Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising dis
nlavs 1ostcrs 1909 Brush St Tele
phone RA 9ilt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

lonely. always in demand All popular
dance steps taught Talented teachers.
strictly private lessons. Special course
s2ASo Free trial lesson with, each In
tervisv Call for appointment. Open 10
m To 10 .. m Hollywood Isncinx
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
HELP wANrED-Instruetion

LEARN practical nursing quickly AT
home Big demand High WAGES Ares
$50. Wayne school address Box
B-s95 Detroit Times 81 N
REFRIGERATION. afr conditioning. re-
pair. installation Spare time training
Free facts Utilities Inst. Box sos
Detroit TtucS kal
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A BETTER POSITION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S-WOMEN-BOYS-
DETROIT SELECT SERv. BUREAU
1918 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
BURRfs Employment Asency-Domestic
help, e25i Cameron. TO S-oe47.
CHURCH CIRCLE employment-Lsun-
dresses. Kitchen helpers day workers
maids. dishwasherS, cooks. hotel puf-
ters 4i34 Grand River. TE 1888
EvER-READY Employment Agsncy--Aii
types of positions or experienced help
WITH vcferences, svsilshis Immediately.
1880 Crati0t. ca CASA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
LOST AND FOUND


GIRL S bicycle found 4i7s Cisdwin,
GOLD CToton wrist watch lost, vicinity
Osklani-Crsnd River Reward no 647+
LOST. between Twelfth. .Fortst-Fireenth
street post office, money Good re
ward Widow TE l-i4oS.
LOsT-A'torney's brief case in Broad
way Market Saturday. Contents Inn
portaut and valuahie only 20 owner
reward william u Grover, MA 4S37
or TO e-l274 $3.50 Woodward.
LOsT-Bulova rose gold wrist watch.
black cord hand Eastwood Gsrdensl sat
prday night Giit Of seryiceman now
overseas reward Cal MI 40iS or
write Mrs. Burdett, Washington. Mich.
Don ouV' -
LOsT-ClaSses oxford style. saturday
afternoon, downtown vicinity. Reward.
II ff25,
LpsT-Msn's black billiold containing
u1vorient credentials Reward. Ishmel
rhnfnten NE it29
LOsT-Masonic Consist0vy diamond ring.
"wednesday. on Eorfhwestern Field. dia-
mond 80 Finder please call TY
s-ooso Reward
LOST-Tvo ration hoou N Emma and
Huston Pankcy, near Brush. 2fl4
Beaubien.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employ psnt. II you ~srs .AIt EN-
ployed az an essential or locally needed
activity, you must nave statement
Of availability. II you are qualified for
employment In q critical occupation you
must De referred throught the United
States Employment Seryice-World War
"a Veteran Excepted
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

Corporation Engineering Division, l2soo
oakland
PATTERN makers. Vood for interview
Packard Motor Car Company. 1850 Z.
Grand Blvd
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Airlines
Cnanics Apply Nj " D Hsnkey at
Detroit city Airport, between . q. m.
and m
PRIMER for gutter work with
or without car. steady work. highest
psy 6O32 Chene PL 2l3i
PLANT PROTECTION MEN-s,esdy en-
pi1yment VINO regulations. Apply In
person. Detroit Transmission Division.
$40 Riopelle.
PERMANENT postwar poaton--As sales
cuunecf with substantial Detroit con-
corn. Alert young man having mechani-
cal background ~ offered exceptional
opportunity previous selling experience
desirable but not essential. Prompt
reply necessary giving full details
address BoH B-322l Detroit Times 81.
PIE BARER-The J. l.. Hudson Co
perienccd pie baker Permanent position
Tor one VINO qualities Telephone in
qulfirs are not satisfactory Please
apply IN person a. employment office.
Ian floor
PIN BOYS. white. ,lecplnr quarters
furnished Riviera Recreation. 1887
Grand River
PLANT protection guards needed for
large aircraft division Address Box
B-3ls4, Detroit Times 81.
PLANT superintendent 10 take complete
charge OF Los Angeles area chrome
furniture factory. Good proposition with
excellent postwar opportunities 10 right
man Box BOOB. Detroit Times 81.
PLUMBER wanted, must be good OK
perience. excellent wages no 526T
PLUMBERS-LiecnSed journeymen. 20 40
repair w0rg. steady employment Bruce
Wiele Company. 9il7 Hamilton
PORTER for iewslry store. good pay and
hoursA steady. must have references
Winston Jevelersl i35o2 Michigan,
Dearborn.
PORTEPS - Essential Industry rood
working conditions Permanent Jobs. 81
pay checks per year Apply in person.
Ward Baking Co, $500 Toledo.
Positions open for willing
capable men and boys 70 work IN drug
s'orest also fountain bus boys. two
convenient employment offices 1927
Twelfth s0Ol Gratiot. cunninghams
POSITIONS Tor neat appearing. young
boys, over is a. usherS Apply stage
Door Fox Theater
PRECISION poiishers. only those eI.
pcricnced In alrcraf parts need apply
Crahau-Paigs Motor Corp. s50S West
warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

A vAsDKRCOOk proof press operator.
good opportunity. rood wages Apply
giving experience. Th0mA1 p Henry CO
4 EurrnurnA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

MAN With sles ability % work with
manager on route and satisfied with
tHam 81 900 70 $1,000 yearly 20 STAR.
Opportunity 10 maze lasting connection
Nth strong postwar possibilities For
personal Interview see Mr. -. B.. Ben
nett "a EARley
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

ABLE men n train for garage assist
ant tuperintendsnt and superiQiendeui
jobs .ter1y-tou3 cAH Ave PsrseT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

[ aATNTESASCR man with experience IN
machinery repair. good opportunity f0r
uCht man, east side concern 1850
GrinleN
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

above scale permanent good postwar
future. TnomsG z. Henry Co., 81 Bur
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

downtown builcingo must be capable Of
doing plumbing. electrical and carpentry
repairs also able 20 supervise, state sal
ary refcIence required. Write BOX
B-6l 81. Detroit Times 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES We ere
nes accepting applications for ,erna-
neat ss o,,,ts ~ siss msn s'pSS sv,Stssss gissN
Kresge Co 2727 Second
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

PRECISION polishers only those ey.
ncrienced In aircraft parts need apply
Graham-Paigs Motor Corp. s5oS West
warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

A PERMANENT position Established In
Surance route. careful training and Sales
assistance Only reliable man under so.
interested In permanent connection nesc
Apply Phone CA 2l2g
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

SALESMAN 20 represent nationally
known packing manufacturer In Mich
igan. Attractive proposition for night
man. state age and background. Box
B-q00 Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED

Al COOK for northern summer resort,
July 10 Sept 30. good wages "A
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

hECHAHICS-UnuSus opportunity for
mechanics 10 WORK on feet OF local and
intercity equipment. essential postwar
Nors nOv and after the var nne work-
Ing conditions with top pay 20 start
John y. Ivory. so35 woodward. MA
1890
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

Listed here are the funeral or
memorial services for the brave who
died In the service OF our country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

PART -TIMF NEN-Now employed. avail
able Tor different periods between
m and m FOR various depart
men,s Telephone Inquiries are not sat
lztAcinlE-- Please apply III pcrxu1 AZ en-
pioyment office. i4th hoor. The J L.
Hudson Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

MAINTENANCE men needed tinsmiths.
electricians, millxriRhtS. pipe filters
carpenters. Apply TernS,edt MFG Diyl-
Fort ~ Llvernols
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

SALESMAN 70 sell combination windows.
brick siding and roofing Leads fur
niShed, top commissions. plenty of leads
on hand Apply 2 10 IL a. m Seal
Rite Combination window and Building
Go 5T53 " Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

CRAFTSMEN -Rlectricsl with diagram
experience. mechanics. yl'h detail and
layout experience on machinery Work
Ia the PittSourgh area write dctalis
WeztiuzhouSe Eleciric Cor poEstlo
4El7. East PittSbGTrh. Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

MEN wanted for war work No s1peri-
ence necessary Full overtime and excel
lent postwar possibilities Apply Nc
Louih steel Corp, 500 6 liyerrois
avenue al railroad. between " Fort
and W jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

SENIOR auditors: men qualified 20 con
duct audix and investments. capa Die OF
complete audit OF general system OF
accounts, able 70 write own reports on
examinations. Apply Hudson Mo.o! Car
Company, Y. jefferson, at Conner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

CHURCH circle employment. days. part
time dishSAAhlng, factory. hotels. TE
7 2-sb44
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

JOHNSON June II. Of i4s47
beloved husband of Florencs
Scar father OF r. G. Ashcroft Of Endi-
.rft = J. Funeral service. TUESDAY. 7
Al PstsFE-faa-te Home.
z0TT CksUot. InteIment IN Marathon.
sea fefg
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

AEROSAETICAi.. ElectroniC- MecEAni-
cal Anc Radio Engineers PhySiciSu and
AEthema ticiAn6 wanted BY John Hop
kin1 Applied Physics Laboratory Apply
az your nearest office % The United
siAtei Employment Service. June 10
through ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

MES-Tne ]. L Hudson Co has several
openings In the warehouse receiving
and GAipp.as department; Telephone
inquiries are not satisfactory. Please
apply IN person al employment office
l4th floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

HtNNINb-June II ChArlet " Of
husband ~ Helen dear father OF Art
George CoCdkUith Mira Carl c. May,
Mrs James MACMILLAN and STANLEY
grandfather a. ala grandchildren
Brother az Herman Fred W Ernest.
Afa William kfkiiu and MIRA NJ.
Strnhmryts Funeral Wednesday at
m from H. Peters funeral
Home l2OtI Gratiot and ! 30 a. MI
Zlun Luthsfsn Church CratiOt and Nc
Nichols Deceased WAS spaniSh-Amefican
sH veteran Intefmenl Forest Lawn
Cemetery
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine op-
orators high and double keyboard
models opportunity for steady employ
ment with the Michigan Unemployment
Compensation Commission. $3.50 per
month 1880 Woodward Ave. High
land Pefk nichtrsn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

SKILLED and unskiled msn wanted,
shop lourneymen only. Tool maker
bench. tool milling, tool grinders. tool
boring mill. cutter grinders. layout In
spectOv machine repair men, electri-
clans. tin smith millwrights. eombina-
tion wsldeu also production machine
operators and gnEkilieo labor for general
factory work Bring statement OF avail
ABILITY. Apply m. 10 4 p. m Mon
cay through Friday. sa m 70 ~ noon
Saturday take Plymouth through bus
% plant. Detroit Diesel Engine Division
General Motors Corp IJs00 WeS,
Outer Drive ~ plymouth
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

MEN for builders supply yard. soe and
s. per hour. 55-hovr week. time and
one-half over 30 hours Apply Larson
Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

sTTINBERG-i l. suddenly, be.
irved husband ~ Diana, dest father -
Er - Sharir1 Mr. ~ POserfhsl
ars- trrsNr- - charles Julius Harry,
Sanzs Meyer Ma Al Furemau and
Nti - Prerfl1s Sfrvlcet a. Lesis
pslt Chap@ rT5g John 2 TUESDAY
IN 'rirruen' Clnvsrtil Psrk
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

shWYRRS-Wsr work good wages
Apply 200 s Rademacher. VI 2-2s2o
SCREW machine OPERATOR Warner and
SSsSey machines all experience help
ful essential work. night shift. east
side concern. $3.50 Grinnell
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

/ slcS-crsynounf Lines. one Q.
fe~ remaining opportunities for postwar
Advancement and security. Apply 35il
l IA Enrf ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13
TRADE SCHooLs-FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE tran
Ing. $3.50 weekly. Hygienic Schoc
$3.50 Twelfth. TR 2-657O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

WANTED Immediately mechanics and
parts men for important assignment IN
China Must be thoroughly experienced
IN truck service No others neec apply
Automotive dealer service and parts ex-
pericnce preferred. Good pay plus over
seas bonus and expenses Apply al your
nearest Y. 8 Employment Service
WEST SIDE PLANT - Good Jobs now
open for men with or without nAnufac-
turing plant experience no sundays.
good wages. 50 hours week American
Brakeblock Division Merritt St. at
McKlns;ry
WOODWORRFR = Models and forms
Chrysler Corporation Engineering Di-
vision i2sOo Oakland
YOUNG MAN Tor clerical work In cost
accounting department splendid oppor-
iunities permanent work some previous
experience necessary. Apply Mr. Under
wood De'rex Corp. i zoos Hillview 2
blocks south O, Fenkell, blocks west
~ Meyers
YOUNG men and vetcrans-Trsvel east.
ern resorts and return transportation
paid 5000 monthly. postwar security.
all expenses advanced MI waite, 424
Book BldT.. 70 Closed Saturday
COLORED-Car washers steady. rood
psv cH 1913 Congre" and Besubien
Morton
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-13

MEN for bottiing department. DOCK and
warehouse also boiler operator sith
hlgh pressure license Apply DoGSln q
Eo1d pfnauefk a6s. GFatict
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-04
aElG@ G0nGS 10GlE
by Watkins E. Wright
by Watkins E. Wriqht

Yes, that. And It's no way to
speak of Mikes kindness"
Maybe don't consider it q kind
ness" Paul said.
We'll. whether You do Dr. don't"
said Zoe, Il want you 70 plan
everything so that we can GO"
Nothing doing!" said Paul. And
when he saw Zoe bristling, he said:
Look here, honey, you know per-
fectly we'll l can't go gadding off
right in the midst of the planting
season"
Il don't see why not. The things
will grow without you being here
too force them to do so"
That's not the point. I'm needed
for a lot of work on the plantation
at this time. 1 can't just pick up
and leave when"
Il notice you car always pick up
and leave when it comes TO flying
around with Helen Miller" said
Zoe GROSSLY.
That's different. I'm never gone
more than an hour or so. Besides.
it's part of my work as a CAP"
II wonder"
"You wonder WHAT"
Il wonder if it isn't just an ex-
Icuse to be with Helen"
That's a darned fool thing to
SAY, Zoe" Paul fared.
lis it,"
1T certainly is"
How about the time you were
|gone for two days?
Il "a following orders from the
Civilian Air Patrol" said Paul. Il
decided to remain overnight at a
Coast Guard station to study some
plans and get some pointers" He
shrugged. anyway, Helen wasn't
| with me-"
Zoe kicked viciously at a clod of
dirt. you could go to Washington
with me if you really wanted to-"
she said.
Il couldn't" said Paul. IT couldn't
go even if the invitation was for a
White House party-instcad Of one
from a social-climbing nonentity."
you make me sick, Paul" Zoe
said angrily. "Sometimes l think
you're just a clod-hopper at heart"
BE that as it may" Paul retort-
ed, I'm not going to Mike Water
mans party"
"Well. I am going"
"Suit yourself" said Paul. "If
you think it's the correct thing to
Ido."
whats incorrect about it," ,
married woman marching off to
a single mans party-minus her
husband"
"Now," said Zoe, you're being
too prim and proper for words"
"Okay." Paul started away.
"Take it O leave it,"
I'm taking it, snapped Zoe.
But I'm leaving you"
"Permancntly?'
Don't be silly. I mean I'm go
ing to leave you for long enough to
go to Mikes party"
Paul strobe off. calling back:
Have a swell time, honey! Get all
the gossip-and don't lose too
much to that Roark woman when
she drags you into a bridge or
poker game"
ooh, go to the devil" said Zoe
! (To Be C%ontinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-04
&2HM &A&

Photographic supplies" Helen said.
Hes planning to take pictures of
the presentation from the air."
For the local paper?"
For nationwide publicity" said
Helen. And for posterity."
"Humph," said Miss Minerva.
"Posterity, my eye! If you don't
marry soon and have a family,
there'H be no ~posterity, so far as
the Miller family is concerned" She
gave Helen a searching look. Have
you definitely decided to be another
Miller old maid?"
"Of course 1 haven't"
With this parting remark-which
had in it a touch of cruelty-kliss
Minerva departed.
Helen frowned. And as she
opened her desk drawer for a mir
ror to have a look at her reflection,
she wished to high heaven her
aunt would stop talking about old
maids and spinsters. 1t was so
darned depressing. And she had
troubles and worries enough with
out being depressed as well.
When she had examined her re-
Election very infinitely. and felt no
better from having done SO. she
picked up the telephone and called
the Wentworth number.
Zoe answered.
This is Helen Miller, Zoe" Helen
said. us Paul anywhere around?
I've some exciting news"
mo, he's out on the plantation
somewhere" said Zoe. Cant you
tell me the news? I like excitement
as well as Paul"
"Of course I can," said Helen.
She told of the letter from Wash
ington. Il wanted to give Paul
plenty of time to get ready for the
pictures"
IN run right out and tell HIM"
said Zoe. Il was going out to hunt
him anyway. We had ar exciting
letter from Washington, too"
you mean the Wentworth plan
tation is to get an 'E also?" said
Helen.
Zoe laughed. "Oh, no. Our letter
is purely social. A man we met up
there wants us up for a weekend
houseWarming."
How nice! Are you going?"
"You bet VIZ are! I'm all excited
about it."
"Have a good time" said Helen.
But get Paul back in time for the
presentation"
"When's it to be?"
Were not sure of the date. Wen
know a little later"
"Oh, well, Mikes party is this
coming Weekend, so Paul will
probably be back in plenty of time.
III explain it all to him."
And this Zoe was doing a short
time later.
Paul. sun-tanned, barehcaded,
wearing working clothes, stood be-
side a field in which beets had been
planted, and listened with interest.
Boy" he said. Wen get some
swell shots, The crowds around the
plant, red, white and blue bunting
and the big flag waving from the
factory mast. Miss Minerva and the
big shot from the government,
and"
But that's not all" Zoe cut in.
She handed him Mikes letter.
He read it and said: "Oh, that "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-04

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-04
Some Causes Of Chi|b|uin

does not 90 on to actual freezing
there is swelling, burning, itching
and tenderness.
The fundamental change is a de-
struction of many Of the small
blood vessels which are already
too few in those areas. Once this
has happened any even moderate
ly cold or damp weather may bring
on a recurrent attack. So it may
come back winter after winter.
Improve Circulation
Treatment consists in measures
to improve the circulation as much
as possible. incidentally the old
treatment Of frost bite by putting
snow on it is utterly illogical. DR..
Stefansson, the Arctic explorer,
says that the best way is gentle
friction by the dry, warm palm Of
the hand. The hand is warmed as
soon as it becomes cold by opening
the shirt and putting it against
the skin Of the breast.
For the chronic r%ecurrent form
of chilblain, a good method Of
treatment is the hot paraffin bath.
Two parts rosin, three parts bees
wax and IS parts of paraftin are
warmed in a pan over a fire until
thoroughly mixed. Then the mix
ture is allowed to solidify. When
ready for use, some is again
melted, SO it is pretty hot and but
tered all over the affected part at
bedtime, left on all night. 1t peels
off without any trouble.
Exposure to the ultraviolet
light is a very valuable method of
treatment because this keeps the
circulation going for a long time
after the exposure is over. 1t also
opens up new capillary blood YES
sells. But the length Of exposure
and intervals of exposure must be
left to the judgment Of a doctor.