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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-19

Despite denials to the con-
trary, latest word from Pull
man is that Coach Phil Sar-
Doe won't be offered his 1850
contract until after today's
game /. Everything, say
the boys in the know, de-
ponds on the outcome of the
game to see how Sarboe
will come out for next year.
Practically the same thing
is true of Red Sanders down
at U.C.L.A. Although the
Uclans have had a very good
year, the wolves are bowling
-. loud and long.
GLAD 70 BE BACK
One of Pasco's football
stars of a decade ago arriv-
ed back in town the other
day after spending the last
eight and a half years in the
army. The last port of call
for Arlen Comstock was as
first sergeant at the air
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-19

-. -.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Sentence Sermons
By Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry
For AMP

1. If you don't want to reap what
you SOW then don't sell Christ cheap
as you go.
2. Christ is not around to defend
Himself or make any demands, so
He is at the mercy of your hands.
8. You can fly around and show
Him off, but this just tends to
cheaper His enemies scott.
4. Every time you make believe
you are on Christ's side, you only
make it easier for other folks to
hide. mA1xE2
5. Making excuses doesn't help
Him either, it is action that counts
or YOU continue to sell Him cheaper.
6. Many who lived in His day
made a lot of pretentious noise, but
He could trust only those Of staunch
purpose and spiritual poise.
z. The band-wagon pretenders to-
day stand close by on dress parade
but when Christ's Kingdom must be
defended, their interest begins to
fade
8. Men following far behind
Christ are still after the lump and
the heap, and when it is not forth
coming they quickly sell Him cheap.
9. We sell Him cheap when there
is something wrong we want to do,
and let Him hang upon the cross
until we are thru.
10. We sell Him cheap when we
take part in shady deals in which
we think we can personally reap.
II. We sell Christ cheap when
we compromise a principle for per-
sonal gain and honor, and wake up
too late to rectify the blunder.
~. But the cheapest sale any man
can make of Christ, is to beat the
cock-crowing crowd of would-be
faint hearted christians at denying
the blessed Savior thrice.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, l94S
Judge Delany
Becomes NAACP
Life Member

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 - Another
life member was added to the ros'
ter of the NAACP this week when
Justice Hubert T. Delany Of the
New York City Domistic Relations
Court took out $500 membership
in the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
In a letter to NAACP Secretary
Walter White, Judge Delany wrote,
my life membership has already
been too long delayed, but, as you
know, my interest, concern and en-
thusiasm for the NAACP has stead
ily increased (The NAACP) is
constantly on the firing line in the
defense of civil rights for the citi-
zens of our democracy. This fight
must go on and with intensified
enthusiasm"
Judge Delany, board member Of
the NAACP, was appointed in 1945
for a ten-year term as Domestic Re-
lations Court Justice and was pre-
viously Tax Commissioner of the
Borough Of Manhattan.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
Fla. A. & N. College Breaks Ground
For $4,000, 900 Hospital Facility

Formal ground. breaking ceremonies
for the 100000 Hospital, Health
Center and Nursing Education
School were held today at the
Florida A. and NJ. College Hospital
with Attorney ]. Velma Keen Of
Tallahassee, who served as chair
man of he College Hospital Cam
paign Fund Committee, and DR..
Eugene ,Dibble of TuskeA,e Hos
pital giving addresses. DIR. c. c.
Long, president Of the Clinical AS
ISOLATION gave Introductory re-
marks and DR.. U. G. Daley, chief
surgeon of the clinic, Chicago,
gave timely remarks.
The program, highlighting the
Twentieth Annual Meeting Of the
Florida A and NJ College Clinical
Association was held at the site OF
the structure with President VIII
liam H. Gray, Jr., General Chairman
of the Campaign Committee presid.
ing. In a background comment DR..
Gray received the progress and IN
adequacies of the present structure
in terms of it's service to the state
of Florida and South, and set up
protected pattern of usefulness
which the new structure would en-
compass. In outlining the efforts
of the college, general and local
committees to create a conscious
ness of the need for such health
service center and necessary funds
for its construction, it was pointed
out that Federal State and City
governmental authorities had CO.
operated Fundamentally in the pro-
ject. In addition, special mention
was made of the contributions of
nationally known public spirited
citizens such as Mrs. Alfred I du'
Pont Of Nemours, Delaware; Mr..
John H. Phipps of Tallahassee's
Radio Station VITAL, City Bank
ing Institutions, Business Concerns
and the General Education Board.
The significance and import of
the part which the facility will play
in the developing health structure
and program of Tallahassee, Fla.
and the nation was effectively ex-
plotted in the main addresses of At
torney Keen and DR.. Dibble.
The structure which will be erect
ed will serve to raising the health
standards of the Negro in the area,
provide an accredited training cen.
ter for ultimately one hundred-fifty
nurses, and many interns, who de-
sire to come into the area, where
because of a shortage in the field
they will remain and serve the en-.
tire health progress of the South.
In the group assembled were Of
ficials Of the State of Florida, the
City Of Tallahassee, Leon County,
the Federal Government, Board of
Control, Board of Education, Cham
Der of Commerce, Civic League, the
Florida A and M Clinical Associa-
ton, College Administrators, Cam
paign Committee Members who re-
ceived recognition awards and
many friends, as platform guests
and an audience of approximately
three thousand students and citi-
zens of Florida
Mr.. J. T. Diamond, former sec.
rotary to the Board of Control, Mr..
Edwin White, City Treasurer, and
DR.. l.. H. B. Foote, Medical Director
Of the Florida A and NJ College,
performed the ground breaking
ceremony.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19

Staying of a White neighbor,. at.
firms in a sworn affidavit released
today that she and Mrs. Ingram's
dependent children are being "ade.
ouately provided for by the Ma
tional Association for the advance.
ment of Colored People
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-19
NAACP Provides
Adequately For
Ingrams, Daughter
Says

NEW YORK Feb. 10 = MIS-
Geneva Rushin, daughter OF MIS-
Rosa Lee ingram, Georgia wldow
Imprisoned for the self-oeIehse
The Valley settler., 1949-07-22
PEOPL [

COOPERA7WES ( PE0PLE
 Cont. iron pogo 3 between private industry and govern i mont contr ols.
 Whom an Individual or a corporati on- oven our largest onos-bogins to focl an economic squoozo, they will, in tho final analysis turn to government controls end political monopoly Wh1c ar- no loss ropugnant to tho avorogo Morican than economic monopoly. Through joining forcos in coopora- tion, fc1rlo rs or c on Sunors can usu- ally find way out of thoir 0cOn- omic difficulties without calling upon goVornmont for holp and submi t- ting to government controls.
 Wo must not permit any monopoly soaking group to crush tho cooper ativU movement, thereby making cas- fer tho establishment Of corporate monopo1ios or fore ing the Qltcrna- tive or govurnncnt controls.
 Both corporations and govormont ar :. cssonti4l parts of the tLlorican way Of 1ifo, but neither should b. por- mittod to secure a monopOlistic COT I trol Ovur our everyday affairs. It is individual initiative that he's modo our country groot and individ- ual initiative is bOst pres orvod by Q systum which permits us to coopor7 ate with ono cnothor in tho so1ut ion or our problems. Tho cooperative is q high typo of private industry which must be fOstorod end proto tod Don't tazc your cooperative for granted. Show an intCrost in it. Attund your meetings. Keep your guard up end don't got caught n0p- ping. Vigorous support of either farm or urban cooporGtivCs is sup port for froo competitive system for our nation. It is support of a potter living for farm people md lower expenses for tho consuming family From: Cooper &tivcs and People by
 Senator GcOrgo D. Aiken MOOSE INITIATE NEW MEMBERS Last weeks regular meet ing of Palme,.
The Valley settler., 1949-07-22

ENJOYS RESEARCH
 The vo1R opRt6i 6afn9 fn9n a66RRo 6R Hn ..1aska this sumner is for the purpose of determ- ming what grasses are found growing in 4.1aska, and the uses Of such plants.
 Dr. Hanson said that he would like to do more visiting with the Valley people while here, but his work takes up prac tically all of his time. He said that his family is living in Berthoud, Colorado, and arc ell we'll. They would like very much to come to Alaska for 6 visit he said.
 FISH FRY AT FINGER LAKE The Sportsmens Club enjoyed a Fish Fry last Sunday at Finger Lake. :. large crowd was in attendance, and there. was more than enough fish for huge servings to everyone present. 4 picnic lunch was served with the Fish Try which inc luded Potato salad fresh vegetable salads, Ice Cream and Cake.
 Recreation included swimming and boating. During the afternoon a Pie Eating Contest was held and Jane Stephan claimed the first prize,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
Weekend
Submarine
Cruise

nNE OF THE high spots of week.
" end training cruise by 43 WASH
ington area submarine reservists was
their view of snorkel equipment. Dur.
ing the two-day voyage aboard the
u S. S. Halfbeak, based at New Lon
don, Conn.,, Is dives were made, and
the trainees had experience in all
the stations whose duties are required
knowledge for submariners. Left: G.
j. Mcknight of the Halfbeak's regu-
lar crew shows the snorkel controls to
William L. Bowles, jr., IL Bryant
street NE.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Be Installed
MRS. RODGERS.

Arthur Liverhant. Second Sec.
retary of the Israeli Embassy, will
be the guest speaker at the In
stallation of new officers Of thu
sisterhood of the Congregation
Beth Israel to be held at S:3t
o'clock tonight at the congrega'
ton, 400s Minnesota avenue NE
Rabbi Ephriam @. Greenberg
Leader of the congregation. will de.
liver the invocation which will
be followed by a candlelight cere-
mony arranged by Mrs. Ernest
Krieger. chairman for the event
Aaron Sabghir. president Of The
congregation, will be the install
ing officer.
Those to take Office are Mrs
Sabghir. president; Mrs. Benjamin
Kay, first vice president; Mrs
Krieger. second vice president;
Mrs. c. Ted Fisher. treasurer;
Mrs. Alex Jacobs. recording sec
retary: Mrs. Maurice Barof1 and
Mrs. Sidney Epstein. correspond
ing secretaries. and Mrs. Harry
Levin. financial secretary.
Members of the Executive
Board are Mrs. II. s. Goodman,
chairman: Mrs. Harry Sussman
Mrs. Max Seidlitz. Mrs. William
Singer and Mrs. Jesse Harris.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

In Chapel

At 2 o'clock yesterday In the
Bethlehem Chapel Of the WASH
ington Cathedral, Miss Unni
wiksen became the bride Of Mr..
Vaughan @. Macdonald. The
Rev. George Gardner Monks
ofhciated.
Mr.. Eigel Nygaard, Counselor OF
the Norwegian Embassy, gave the
bride In marriage. The daughter
of Mrs. Lila Wiksen of Oslo. Nor
way, she is a chancellor at the
Norwegian Embassy.
Mr.. Macdonald Is the son OF
Mrs. David II. Baldwin and the
late Maj. Charles Z. Macdonald.
Medical Corps. U. s. A..
Miss Signe Tradin was maid OF
honor and Mr.. David II. Baldwin,
jr., best man. The ushers were
Mr.. Charles z. Macdonald and
Mr.. William z. Macdonald, broth
ers Of the groom.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Next slre yoa break q anger
nail. simply eessF the hraksn
nail with "sseieh" cellepAass
Tape, trim 10 shape ard Arpir
pollsb over the Whale nail fea
won't he Ahia 10 tell it's hfeken'
Transparent sellaphane ispe
helps out In lots ~ clever ways
T.. sticks nj O touch 10 spe*a Hp
all kinds ef sealing. hoa6tns and
mendinE Inha. Keep . roll IN
every room for extra convent.
enee. Lock for ''seeseh" Brand
Tape in the gay plaid dispensers
at stores everywhere Only iSs
and 9ht, or get ths large econ'
omy roll Of ass.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

lection against eiHmsny pesspara-
tien and its ransad eaoE In sAn@a.
This soothing powder eases sho~
pinch and Keeps weary. befnln9
feet eeoiiy refreshed nnd
guards sgainat Athiess'a Feet.
Here's another snggsssisa Fer
instant relief and quick Fsmo*al
ef patufut ssFns. Buy DR.
scH0LL's zInopads -~ thsy'rs
economical yoa gss ~ paas
and II esrn removing Me6aea.
fsoas for eniy tSf.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

esther fresh sssswAsssiss
while ys rnay pas 50 acsns
Jam for q Waters cay Ana th&s
reminas nae 10 tip yeu 81 70 tie
ersek-easy way - sssevf lam n
Jelly making via CKAfOf
UsinE the "sAsr5 kesf~ mssAes.
fhls original Liquid peesss esss o
faster. saxasT. better 80 Ter
II protests the frs&A fruit Saver
ana Efsas yen mere kia&sss than
read R~s ths CID saahlea&A. Iana.
boil wayt 30 ses EEKTO iseay
.hen try thas @esn't snasa"
recipe for yelIad tass,T1KAt
Rr@ah HesswA@sry Sam
rrash sksssst Ga fax5Y re
ssssweervkss Maas&ee 4 esNs
frsxss An4 nzsss sasEsf seAs
large eameeRsn N4k wstf.
fAgzmE " gwA rassaag ksst saw
hgsA Amas kaef AmeM Mssm. sAze-
rag n@ma6An8tSv News@Bs fs@m
hsas ama ssae In II @@stae
1sEwTA NsaF am4 sskm t@F :
smaha a. aasns ssasMtty sm4 Fsss
s~ms &mma3Mx fFsstI Lass amssM.
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saa~es samssmA
rer ether Jan sn1 tsaiy ss<spss
sss the saeklst sa4ss sAsk
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Evening star., 1949-06-05

Are zee wvIisy Of leaving Q
crimson "irail'' behlna you Z.
ugiy iipstiek amsars aa nspkina,
glasses and yoaf Mf. Nomae'
Then try LIP LIFE Thas elins.
ing color unasrhaae makes your
lipssiek stay put" from anernins
20 night because II vefetss
the color on youE llps even though
your iipstiek wears OF Apply u
before your lipstlek In The mora
Ing. and you'n have ths aans
lovely lips that evening not
q drying liquid. either. no Get
LIP LIFE st Dfas er Dept.
Stores or sena lee for o Rsa'
erous trial sample 70 Nancy sa&
ser, 7Ti Madison Ave. New feFk
Is. n. 7, Specify color Of haif,) }
Evening star., 1949-06-05

deodorant and you Just spray
II on to assure day-iong dainti'
ness and security from perspira'
ton odor' ick-dryinE and ab'
soiutely harmless TO clothes.
DEBO 10 easy to use for its
beautiful bottle has its own LEN.
THERIC exclusive "nngsfAip"
atomizer top for quick aatemafae
application Makes q perfect non.
spill travelling companion. too
10 get DEBO today Costs only
Sl.3s, Plus tax
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Nurses to Honor
Edith NJ. Haydon
MRS. DINGLER.

Miss Edith M. Hayden. direc-
tor of nursing at st. Elizabeths
Hospital. will be honored at q
reception to be given at 4:30 this
afternoon by the District Gradu-
ate Nurses Association and the
Alumnae Association Of st. Eliza
beths Hospital School Of Nursing.
The reception will be held at Red
Cross House ut the hospital.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

sZx.4La-y - Ira Naaas@gtu-
.fgracs cnAneev a cnrr-r-ew
C.aer rru c.-sewss Az Nh Ass-
man l. Nes2gasse xR~ cswxsosssi
Arx Verne A ne Fusxe wrr~tsfy
Ars Yrark SsaAe. a~An4Ewg. Mr.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
R.r,essl aelesiasss !. ,As rsr,

fiftt "roFnefsaa0e
for attrartIseneas d.
yet unpleasant foet
e6oF is too aftsn
overlooked That's
why IN aCH0L.i. =
Foot Powder shesid
b. busted ever fest
and into shoes rtevv
Morning a. q Pro
Evening star., 1949-06-05

70 kssp yesr slssswsss jewel
ksighs, wash In baking soda and
warm water g tbis. TO . Qt).
See how ARM 4 HAMMER or
cow BRAND BAKING SODA
emulsifies that cloudy flm. rings
and stains. For deep cut or etched
glassware. brush . thin baking
soda.water paste into the eres.
ices and rinse away the soil So
safe, for baking soda won't
scratch or mar the finest glass.
Ideal for glass coffee makers.
milk pitchers, therrhos 3ugs.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
wkss svsry ~e~sss has been

waittnE Tor. fhis
thoroughly fem
inine, depend
abiedeodorsntby
LENTH 4 RfCt
Called DE 30,
it's Q deiiciously
scented cologne
Evening star., 1949-06-05
IavnCees Elect
Mrs. Paul Hawkins

Mrs. Paul ~. Hawkins has beer
eleeiec president O. The 1ayneees.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Inevitable" days when you need them most! Just
adopt TAMPAx for monthly sanitary presectien
then you can laugh" at the thought cf makeshih
SpongtnE and the like! That's beesase this remark
able iaferna absorbent In not only saseeH but snfs
when In place completely eliminating outside
Invented By doctor, TAMpAx 10 made of pure
sarcicof cotton compressed in dainty appiicaiers
is quick TO change and sasy4odisposeof 80 get
TAMPAx for next time" Enjoy pIeasani baths or
n that nt your purse AT Drug and Motion Counters
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sasser

-sEST q CO.

wss ssss~S esis~s u
YORK y sthIts and the beach lake
q
INSTANTLY
Be hs
Evening star., 1949-06-05

NJ. ara M Ore RyaH -
DamAA<z - e~ssssA asse - ~ tsw
ss#r-ssss nj sr~s seSsar aass s4wassss
Evening star., 1949-06-05

popular CAMEL 39DAY M6ne&a I've oftsn
In BUYLINES and hes been saying -its cAMEs
me-" vsnder strike than
pitcher with cn<innau Reds ~eidns~ CAMEL fsa
Ing quite Ike Camel for favor But dsat bar. % As ~
Why not let fhrost repot
the cool cosI niiAness he cAMELgf
yos rich fun asrsr be fcund In
That's CAMEL mIi6nsas tesG smsks
cAMEIS ssd CAELs for % aays aa1 To- win ais
3ust hsw mid cigarette CAN - an1 hsM assssoA tssa
Evening star., 1949-06-05

b day In June'- asks the post Nethine. ~
of IL 70 spent bssehaM aiamond' I've always
liked the game but since wseAss Csns Bearssa
the tve BIG climax Tor the Csvsiand fn1iazs
In last ysaxs werld Series fa beyona hksnG
Tive become willing victim VI -saseba sver Ana hss~s
something always netice BASEBALL erUwd 10 almost
like jolly convention ef CAMEL amekenf No matter
whether I'm sitting In the Press Bon yelling frsn the
bieaeherx. ses cAMEIS being ft all around me
and they're the cigarette of many o the players MY
the
Evening star., 1949-06-05

with lovely. cleaning hair just uss TONI
Creme Shampoo and your hair will have those
same bewitehing shiny" highlightsl Thats
because this wonderful beauty discovery. made
by the makers OF famous TONI Home Psrna-
nent, gives you sottrater shaw pootaG even in
ha ardea. watar getting your hair no clean
Evening star., 1949-06-05
:. So here's my tip

ksppy healthy! Then Be drink the Juice of
fresh lemon In . glass Of water fret fhswc
w. arts,nn morning. natural fruit drink, IL
HNIFStH helps regular the heahful for
~ the digestive
A/,& and nutrition. iemonin.wa,er Aka
linzes and digestion helping
~ regulate itself Lemons q "goidmne" Of Vita
also, valuable OF vitamin and
b., shopping. SUNKIST California Lemons
they're fsesf, juiciesf grown!
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Universal coFFEEAATTc for

coffee right at the table Costs only s74 leading sese
ut The Hecht Co. o Kann Sons. woodward n LoLarop.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

: n Csor-as- ~ @%ssasi 81
aruza
Evening star., 1949-06-05

that pares with radiant sheen And the OBJ
vous this fragrant contains NO to
Rnses dandyun
santiy too So don't other get tube o. jar Of
TONI Creme Shampoo today
Evening star., 1949-06-05

osnt shy s,-sy from your regular bath. j.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Circle The date Of June 18th II 10 Fathers Day
on the finest GIFT money can buy CoURTLEY
Toiletries. You never saw such handsome gifts for
men! He'll be thrilled 10 own the smart porcelain
containers with golden horse head closures He'll
enjoy them for years, SOURTLEY Toiletries are
recognized a. the worlds finest. yet they a. into
any gift budget with prices ranging from
5oS for individual items TO SITS for handmade
sterling silver sets. I'm choosing the "alwaysweI
coined" De Luxe Set that contains Shave Bowl and
After-Shave Lotion but look at the Gold and n,
making your own selections At better storesi
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Also in Readers Digest

Having baby the new way. 1T was Won
derful'. Il felt like singing" Here is an
account of the Read method of natural
childbirth" (no anesthete, yet you have no
pain, are wide awake to enjoy the expert.
enee) E. how it works by preparing you
TO relax and when it won't work.
(Cosdensed from Coiliers)
Things ean't explain. Are messages from
the dead" actually form of mental telep-
athN J. B. Rhine, author Of The Reach
ofihe Mind, tells Of true, eerie experiences
(such as seeing the death of relative
far away. and how these experiences
itinto Duke University's revealing explo-
rations into psychic powers.
(conden,ed from american Maeazine)
rlH children do us part. Arrivalo Of the first
child marks a dangerous corner On the
marriage road, says /. A. R. Wyle. She
shows how children's becoming too inn
portant often leads to disintegration Of
marriage i. why, if you stay first and
foremost husband and wife, you'll be hap
pier-and better parents, too.
(Cordensed from Parents Maedztne)
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Salvation Army Building
Land Purchase Approved

The Salvation Army Washing
ton Advisory Board has approved
purchase of q tract of land on
I street, near Ninth street NV,
where the groups new downtown
corps building and alcoholic clinic
soon will be erected.
Cost of the project, which the
organization hopes will be COM
pleted this fall, will be $120, 900.
Of this, $4,000 is now on hand
Evening star., 1949-02-23

for purchase Of the land. The
remainder will be sought in con-
tributions to the SA's current
building campaign.
The board has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Robert L. O'Brien,
president: Oscar Berry, vice presi-
dent; Mai. George Riddle, secre-
tary.
New members of the board are
Fred A. Smith, Parke P. Jones,
Philip L. Cord, Frederick A. Bal
lard, Mrs. l.. Leroy Tuerke, Will
liam r. Winslow, John H. Pratt
and the Rev. Ralph D. Smith.
Evening star., 1949-02-23

Louisiana. Nebraska, Nevada,
New Mexico. Oklahoma Ore
gon, Texas and Washington.)
Remember: In using form 104O
you automatically get, without
asking or itemizing, q deduction
Of about 10 per cent for expenses
like hospital bills or charity. Most
peoples deductions don't amount
to 10 per cent.
II yours are more you'll lose
money filing on form 1O40A. Use
the 1040 long form. There you'll
have to itemize your deductions,
but claim the full amount.
II husband or wife wants to
itemize deductions, neither can
use form 1040A. Both must then
Evening star., 1949-02-23
MeteoroIoeists to Hear
Discussion on Research

Three men identified with i'm
portant meteorological research
will discuss how such studies
should be directed In a meeting of
the American Meteorological So
ciety at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The session will be held on the
Evening star., 1949-02-23
HOW TO
LIVE LONGER

Bodies can reach 100 without wearing
out in any vital part: most people meg.
leet themselves" into a premature grave,
says Francis Vivian Drake. March Read.
er's Digest brings you his fascinating re-
port on geriatrics (the new science con.
cerned with how the body ages.) .
and tells the two things on which vigor-
Gus old ar can depend. Don't miss this
helpful article, packed with points on
diet and sound advice for US all. Get your
Readers Digest today.
f~~.d.~..S f.>.s A-s>~se~u A~~~srrs,A
Evening star., 1949-02-23

second floor Of the Weather
Bureaus old main building,
Twenty-fourth and M streets NV.
The speakers will be Col. Benjamin
Holman of the Air Force, DR..
Harry Wexler of the Weather
Bureau. and DR.. H. Landsberg of
the Research and Development
Board.