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SOCIAL SECURITY 'FREEZE"
Disabled Persons May Need To
Take Action If Not Over so

rake AcJlOn III NOI over 0O
If you are disabled you may
need to take action regarding
your social security account, even
though you are not over the age
of so. Whether you are 80 or
younger, the disability freeze pro-
vision in the law can make an
m portant difference in the
amount of your retirement pay
ments, or in the amount of pay
ments that would be due your
family in case of your death
If you "freeze" your record by
reason of disability, this simply
means that the time after you
became disabled will not be
counted when your earnings are
averaged to determine the amount
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06
to continue indefinitely.

to continue indefinitely.
2. You must have been in work
covered by social security for 5
out of the 10 years before you
became disabled, and for y years
out of the years just before you
became disabled.
8. You must file an application
and secure medical proof of your
disability.
If you were disabled more than
a year ago it is important that
you file your application before
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06

June 80, 1857. After that date
your record can be frozen for no
more than a year before the date
the application is filed. Thus. if
the disability has existed for 2
years or more, the IL years of
social security credits out of the
8 years before the onset of this
disability could not be met.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06

Timing application of sprays or
dusts to control plant diseases is
extremely important.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06

Forgetfulness is a virtue only
when you forget the grievances
you have against other people.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06

Education does not grow from
beautiful buildings.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06

Chevy's come up with the new
est, sweetest, smoothest auto
matte drive-Turboglide. It's
the first and only triple-turbine
transmission!
Turboglide is something really new
and different in automatic drives.
In the first place, there's only one
forward-speed position on the con-
troll panel. There's no LOW"
needed.
Turboglide handles everything
with the oil-smooth action of
triple turbines. You travel from a
standstill to top cruising speeds
with never a lurch or lag to mar
your motion.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-06

When you see a steep downhill
stretch ahead, you set the selector
at "GR" Grade Retarder) and
Turboglide helps slow you down.
Try Chevy's new, nothing-like-
it automatic drive. It's optional at
extra cost-and worth it.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
THIS N TH4T
by hazel
underwood

40 goa see the blank space
ah8vea That la mv mnd ugut
nouy There ta nn heading tor :
have none. SEQ wa wHI fuat glat
"a few moments Famr ! wm1id
Iar 10 trl You that Thanksgiving
day brought "a ung seven pound
fuur and ONE fourth ounce baby
daughter 60 the hour at tho
SWANS Hazel ana Danny
The newcomer has been named
Brenda Elcau AMI ~ she aopen
set home soon Danny Jr and
Bruce. her Nttto brothcra wont
be able 90 stand the mapeu@e
congratuauons, you two.
speaking Of sis year old Danny
and three year old Bruce waiting
fur the stark 70 bring their baby
90 you remember when YOU were
Is years old and how surprised
you were when your EFaudm8thor
told you you could 40 over and
play on the commons You went.
but You wondered what your
mother would say about It FOR she
never allowed you 90 go there
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
NEGRO STUDENT AONORED
IN NEW ORLEANS, Ia.

New Orleans Merlin Edwards,
seventeen ycar-old student in the
J. $ Clark high school here. was
selected as one Of twenty New
Orleans high school students 20
receive am award from the OPP
tmists Club. Edwards ranked
thirteenth and WIS the only Negro
tu the group.
He was elected governor OF
Bayou Boys state mythical
poUtslcsl state. held in Southern
University every summer TO give
the high school boys u opportunt-
~ TO learn about the political set
up Of their state by actual prac.
tee He was also president of the
Louisiana State Bapuats Youth
Convention last year
Edwards was given a 500 US
Savings bond for an award He
was not presented the award along
with the other white boys and
girls but given his award at "a
separate meeting The club said
thal it was against Louisiana law
for him 10 be with uhe white child
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

0WUU HnI WNtn Vw 90 YOU bad
strict orders ta Stay only short
time
N"'' "'" h'''a your E'""'
h'"''''t 'a'i'" You. >''' '''d N""
:" :" very a'',' '"'''''''' ''''
,'"'" N'' "''"sh' N'" " "''''
many "'"'h'' ." N'H''' an" W."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

Dec S. Mr. mod Mrs William
Cooper. To5 Seventh st. A. as
years
Dec Mir and Mrs Mareo
Cauuthrrs 1iaa Fourth Az s..
eight years
Dee II Mr. and NM George 2.
Joiner. a7a Olson Blvd. three
years. Rev and Mrs NJ B.. Sim
mons $3.50 Fnh Az s., n years
MT and Mrs. otha TIowcltou. s22
EIlwooa Av H. 10 years
Dee. ~ Mr and Mira. r. W
Alexander. a3t2 Third Av. g. Al
years Mi and Mrs Everett Law,
IT.. gI5 Fremont Az N five
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

accorded many social cawteaiea
Thrcr o't1ock RrtdEe Chthf Mira
leray taacnbyrrV. asa N Jhetas
worth Az was hostess Go the
rhree O'Clock fridge cEuh on sat
urday November SO Following
muun. several rounds at bridge
were enIoyed Iaueca Tor high
aygras urro awarded the Mines
Rtyhoy Adams Cornelius M0rtiey
and Charles Rogers. first second
and }btrd respectively MIS- Eue
gene walker ard MFs Richard
ro> were Eueata of the hoatcsa
ant was each given "a Rift. Mrs
NobUgy WtH De hostess at the pe.
gember meeting az her home. Ghl
80 Anthony Az
Holiday Visitor Mrs Edilh sga.
90 eG Chicago arrived Wednesday
evening tu rptnd Thanksgiving
with bag family she was tho house
guest ol hpr halbertnlaw and
alater Nh and Mrs Sidney Slater
1913 W Central Av Nj and Mrs
SaI'cr were Buaia az family hiunor
oH Thanksgiving day. m Friday
they weru the dinner nuegts uf
Mrs &iErra dauAhternlaW and
son Nh and Mrs !. Edwin stgnr
aud aana Of gptislA Az g. Min.
urapu|H and un Saturday. she was
guest at Che bridge luncheon host
GA 10y the MINES a. Camloy. y.
Jackson and a Underwood given
tn the Boulevard Room uf Calhoun
Beach liotel Minneapolis Dr and
Mu Norman tiuwoll pfl &C. An.
lhow At entertained at dinner
hauuUnn ihtir mother an SUNDAY
Mrs Haer lsu tar her home an
Sunday evening
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
Dir THDAY


Llec Mrs Beatrice Stem
mons. 2ol5 Firth Az S Euhy
Hal go Fremont Az. N l. l.,
Lang itsl Fourth Av 5
peg 5 Mrs Jessie Clay 1855
81 Az 5 Mrs Harriet c Jones.
S62t Clinton Av, Clara Butler.
1909 Olson Highway Eugene Rob
nson sSl2 Firth Av S. Everett
johnson. a04S E1uh Az. S Mrs.
Jaepellne Bowman lItS Fourth
Av $.
Dec 9 Gilbert O johnson.
1928 Fourth Av s Mrs. Daniel
Reed. 62T Eighth Az n, Mrs.
James Lane T22 Fremont Az.
n Mrs Norlau Mccoy Sl6 goth
Av s.
Dec no Mrs J r wardlaw
lano Third Av. s.; Gloria Bush
83l9 Chicago Az, Mrs Donna
Runey 26aF Fourth Az. S.
Dee. IL Mus4@l Rooney Ander
son. 1924 Smelling Az Andrew
Gray. 1929 Third Az. S. Dolores
Nesbl,t 9lI h. % ST, willard
Merrill Irr 1900 Efh Av. S.
Reginald Freeman. SIS 10th Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

Holidays u,th ramihg Nj and
Mrs James Met|ro aBd famliy of
dayton O. win bo entertaining
p aperial guest ever the hotiiava
Mrs a. AZ Mrur8rltrn 90 $50 Al
brfmatlr mother af Mrs MCGEE.
1efl Saturday 90 spend the holidays
uith hrf family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
Nigericn Student
Wins S6a.000
Quix Jackpot

New York AMP A sharp
memory ami astounding knowledge
~ tho Rhle last week won
NlEcuan medical student Aacpoiu
Aaerenmu the S6t GOO Jackpot GA
he CBs toleys5on quis show The
sea zoe Question
The aon % . NiEcdsn tribal
ahieftaln with rights 60 succession
To the throne Adenmmu had
reached the Jackpot stage 81 the
rootest hy correctly answering a
series % complicated questions
about the Bubble
Last week ne was asked 20 am
sn-cr a detailed question concern
ng she family yhddhead ministry
,ud death oi Jesus CHRIST by OUTS
master Hal March Of the Revlou,
fnt sponsored CRS ~ show lie
was to return Go the program this
SEA GOO earnings wan met hr at
stake1 uey 8 for the first OF three
questions leading 90 the double.
sdtooo tSt2S oool plateau and
possible winnings ur 20 SeAd 600
A native al owe. Nigeria Alder
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

Dec T. ipiI Japanese rInnoe
bombed ronu tlBrbuy HuWnH HK
N@ wawHipa
Dee ~, 1850 King lHwarj
Ntu abdigRtrd. becoming Duke OF
Windsor fur the woman I love
joy nut - giving and ahHuur nr
stop giving ami let your blood
pr ufg 60 down.
Nntil nest weclT. this iH al
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

AN. N VIII leave Friday for Tulsa
and other points in Oklahoma on
a business trip
Thanksgiving Week Quests
Guests az Or and Mrs. ". n
Brown, COS r IA st. for Thanks
giving week were their daughter
Miss Jean Brown. attorney with
the News York state Commission
Against Discrimination. New York
City and Mrs Edward Sterling Of
Chicago Mrs Sterling is the sis
ter Of Dr Brown
Anniversary Greetings Greet
ings 20 Mr.. and Mrs. James b
Hudson 1909 james Az. ". who
celebrated their second wedding
anniversary on December 2.
To Wed: Wedding bells viii be
ringing for Miss Virginia Martin
Of Dies Molues. la ana Mr. Melvin
Hammond Of $40 Third Az. S.
The couple win say Il DO" on
December n, in Des Moines.
Return Home; Mr.. William A.
Glenn 1884 Smelling Av. and sis
ter. Mrs Jessie Shepard Of 1928
F1fth Av. S, returned home by
plane on Sunday evening from
Detroit Mich, whore they spent
Thanksgiving weekend visiting
friends. They were the house
guests OF MI and Mrs Robert
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

Stevens of $685. Hartford Ay They
were extended many social couF-
testes including dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs William Seshrau
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas Boone and
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens were hosts
at dinner on Thanksgiving day
Other guests present were Mr. and
Mrs Orsdlle Footc. MIR and Mrs
Charles Boone and Mr. and Mrs
Earl Garrett
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
RlN MORRIS KOWlN son
MINIS nRuIIII RIInun
SpE AMER nEJE MutR 4

Rev Morris g. Robinson pastor
of Grace Presbyterian Church viii
br principal speaker al the 80
Peters brotherhood Sunday For
um Program on December s. at
s rm The program wiIl hp heli
Of Sc Peters AME church loi
y. a. ST.
Hey Robinson win speak on hta
travels and ahgv studios ul the
Holy Land which be and hla wife
visited savrral months RRb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
Social and Personal
MINNIE APOLlS

~ - go - - - = o. -
weekend guest OF Mr. aud Mrs Palmer Jackson of 3us Fourth
Az Mrs Turner 20 the city attend the bridge lunch
con gwen Saturday at the Boulevard Room Of Calhoun Beach
Hotel b. the Mines jackson, T. Comley and X s Underwood
She left Sunday for her home
Will Leave For Oklahoma Mrs Atherlcen CuruS ne Logan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06
Social and Personal
u ST, PAUL

Back Home; Mrs Patton Robinson 700 Carroll Az &c.
turmed Thursday evening Seattle WASH where she
spent weeks visiting her son. and daughter nlaw, Mr. aud
Mrs William q Robinson and grandson William Jr The day OF
her happy occasion for the Mrs Robinson
il was her first visit with her new grandson Mrs Robinson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-06

Crawford aatd that the NAACP
is attempting 30 end racial dis
examination ana segregation in a
legal manner through tho courts
and according to the federal and
state laws ana the United states
Constitution Membership extend.
rd 60 Communists he said. would
Doe q distinct diaserugo o. the
organization
Success 81 hRrJ wurk that yumea
IN the Kuisr af Eu0d luUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Palisades Citizens Delay
Expresswoy Route Stand

The Palisades Citizens Asso-
citation last night POSTPONED a
firm stand on proposed new ex
pressways in the Potomac River
area.
Instead, the group directed Its
officers to consult further with
Federal and District agencies OH
the possible routes for the George
Washington Memorial parkway
and for U. S. Route $40 between
Maryland and the District.
A resolution proposed by the
citizens last night asked that
land for the parkway. owned by
the National Park Service, be
turned over to the District High
way Department and used as the
route Of a combination parkway
eXpreSsway.
In addition, the motion asked
that an alternate link be built
connecting Route 240 with the
Georgetown innerloop by way OF
Wisconsin avenue or Rock Greek
Park. 1t also asked immediate
construction of a Cabin John
Bridge to divert some of the
through traffic into Virginia.
The motion was tabled fol-
further study and the association
appointed committee to meet
with highway and planning Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
IMuy 1S Proclaimed
BY President as
Armed Forces Duy

President Eisenhower has pro-
claimed May 18-and the third
Saturday of May in succeeding
years-as Armed Forces Day.
The President directed the
Secretary of Defense to mark
Armed Forces Day each year
with appropriate ceremonies and
arrange for public demonstra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
ADVERTISEMENT
Some Dont's
for Pimples

Don't Scratch-don't squeeze
pimples - you risk infection!
Don't suffer from itch or pim-
Piles, angry red blotches. eczema
or other irritations when sooth-
ing PeterSon'S Ointment offers
you fast relief. Makes skin feel
better. SOC all druggists. One
application delights or money
back. PeterSon's Ointment al
lays itchy feet, cracks between
toes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
6-Inch Snow in West

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mar. 6 Up
"A bitter late-winter storm
whirled down onto the plains Of
Wyoming and Colorado today
Winds up to 40 miles an hour
accompanied six inches of snow
here and lesser amounts else
where in the eastern half of the
State. AS much as five inches Of
new snow fell yesterday and last
night at most mountain stations
in Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

tons and displays at military
installations.
He also urged that representa-
tives of all religious faiths take
part in the ceremonies lin order
that the interdependence of the
deep and abiding religious faith
of Americans and our security
may be recognized"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

ficials to discuss the two agen-
cies' proposals for the routes.
In other action the group:
l. Opposed the proposed $69
million bond issue for District
school construction.
2. Suggested that an aircraft
beacon be located on the Dale
carlia Reservoir Dam of the
Potomac River. about one mile
above Chain Bridge to take
plane approaches beyond resi-.
dental sections and thus allievi.
ate airplane noise. 1t opposed 6
suggestion of the Washington
Airport Survey Committee thai
the beacon be installed neal
Chain Bridge.
3. Approved a bill now before
the House to establish licensing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

laws Of opticians and optical
technicians.
The meeting. attended by more
than 200 citizens. was conducted
by William C. Nicholson, asso-
citation president at the Palisades
Field House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
World Atomic PorIey
Ito Be. Held in Vienna

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
Mar. 6 (R).-The first genera
conference of the international
Atomic Energy Agency probably
will open August 10 in Vienna. q
diplomatic source reports.
The agency was set up by an
81-nation world conference last
fall. It's main object is to take
contributions of fashionable ma
terials and channel them into
underdeveloped countries fol
peaceful projects,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Husband, Wife Team
Express Beauty Views

beamed. He picked 1t out,
too"
Selects Perfume
do you have a good nose
for perfume?" I wanted to
know.
Il never buy perfume from
an ad or just by looking at
the bottle. want to smell it,
because 1t has to be the right
one" Ray explained.
If all men were that dis
eliminating" l told him,
some Of these inferior scents
in expensive-looking bottles
wouldn't be so popular"
There is no perfume to
take the place of the smell of
clean. freshly scrubbed skim"
Mamie commented. Il think
glamour, too. begins with
cleanliness"
What are some of the tricks
Of glamour Hollywood taught
you?" l asked her.
Il had a feeling when 1
made my first picture that the
more makeup used the bet
ter I'd look. used black mas
cara on my eyebrows, lots of
cake-type makeup and ex-
cessive amounts of powder.
And" she added, Il made my
mouth too large with heavy
lipstick.
Then the studio makeup
men took me in tow and taught
me not to overdo anything.
And / agree it is more becom-
ing not to be obvious.
Now l use brown pencil on
my eyebrows and very little
powder. a pink lipstick and
follow my own lip line with
out changing the shape OF my
mouth.
"Sunburn does not photo
graph we'll" Mamie continued.
And / am glad the studio
kept me from getting myself
as brown as could. You don't
realize that 1t is hard on your
skin until it's too late. But l
know girls who look much
Older than they really are be-
cause they have dried out and
wrinkled their skin with too
much sun"
When / first met you" l
said to Mamie. you looked so
much like Marilyn Monroe
that had to look twice to
make sure which Of you was
which.
That's what got me started
in pictures Mamie admitted
with characteristic frankness.
Il tried to look like her and
now I'm going my own way"
Voice Training
Mamie is working very hard
on her voice." Ray said with
pride. She has signed with
Prep Records. a new subsidiary
OF Capitol. and her first
recordings are songs from her
Unframed Youth picture at
Warner Bros. She's joined me
on my ABC-T'V show, too,
with her songs"
What are some things you
dislike in girls" l suddenly
asked Ray.
] IF she is not interested in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

anything but herself" he
answered quickly, land you
can find this out in. S min
utes. Dumb blends are for
gags, but in real life a girl has
to say something worth listen
ing to. But she shouldn't go
to extremes in the intellectual
department. 1t is unattractive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
BY LYDIA LANE
HOTI.YWOOn


Even after two years Of
marriage, Mamie Van Doren
and Ray Anthony are so in
love it exudes whenever you
see them together. They met
on a blind date and clicked so
Immediately that they started
going steady.
I'VE were both on a picture,
at the time" Mamie told me
as we had tea together, land
only averaged about four
hours. sleep at night. But I
guess the love light in my eyes
made up for it, because the
camera didn't give away my
secret"
What was it that made you
want TO have q blind Date
with Mamie?" l asked.
Ray laughed. I'm the gen.
tleman who prefers. blondS."
I'm a natural one. too"
Mamie explained. only !
tighten 1t for my pictures"
You certainly keep it soft.
What's the trick?" / asked.
Before 1 wash 1t I use a
conditioning oil l buy at the
corner drug store. I let it soak
in the scalp with the help Of
an electric cap, and then !
always use creme shampoo"
Before Mamie and l we're
married ! never realized that
a woman has to work at being
glamorous. And Mamie does"
Ray explained with admira-
ton. 1T takes her long time
to get all her makeup of at
night. And l don't care how
late 1t is. she won't go to bed
without a shower.
"A lot OF women who don't
have careers fell they can let
down when they marry" Ray
went on. But 1t is a compli-
ment to her husband when she
doesn't"
Mamie looked at Ray. How
about husbands letting DOWN."
They shouldn't either" he
said with less conviction. but
II they do. they should go
about it gracefully"
Mamie was wearing a very
fine scent which l admired.
Ray gave it to me-" she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

for a girl to make you feel she
knows more than you do. This
is something she should keep
to herself.
"A great many women in
this country are not feminine.
It's SO unattractive when they
lose the quality that really
belongs to them. But" Ray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

smiled. II don't have to worry
about Mamie on that score"
Ray is really particular
about this" Mamie said in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

parting. II know when ! buy
Stacks he likes them to be q
pastel shade and to At beau
tifully."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

ment to withdraw promptly and
fully behind the armistice lines,
the President said.
This referred to the with
'drawal announcement made in
the United Nations Friday.
The White House made the
letter public a few hours after
the Israeli cabinet met in an
extraordinary Sabbath session
today and delayed moves to
withdraw her troops from the
Aoaba Gulf and the GAIA Strip.
The text of Mr.. Eisenhower's
letter follows:
MY dear Mr. Prime Minister:
II was indeed deeply gratified
at the decision of your govern
ment to withdraw promptly and
fully behind the armistice lines
as set out by your foreign min
lister in her address of yesterday
to the General Assembly. ! VEN
ture to express the hope that
the carrying out of these with
drawals will go forward with the
utmost speed.
Il know that this decision was
not an easy one. I believe, how
ever. that Israel will have no
cause to regret having thus con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

formed to the strong sentiment
of the world community as ex-
pressed in the various United
Nations resolutions relating to
withdrawal.
1T has always been the view
of this Government that after
the withdrawal there should be
a united effort by all of the ma
tons to bring about conditions in
the area more stable. more tran
quill and more conducive to the
general welfare than those
which existed heretofore. Already
the United Nations General AS
sembly has adopted resolutions
which presage such a better
future.
Hopes and expectations based
thereon were voiced by your
foreign minister and others. I
believe that it is reasonable to
entertain such hopes and expec-
tations and l want you to know
that the United States. as a
friend of all of the countries Of
the area and as a loyal member
of the United Nations, will seek
that such hopes prove not to be
in vain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Cancer Answers
Will Be Resumed
Tomorrow Nioht

Cancer Answers" a chance
for anyone to dial a number and
find out information on cancer
from a physician, will be re-
stunned tomorrow night, the Dis
trict chapter of the American
Cancer Society," announced.
Each Monday night through
April % doctor will be on hand
to answer telephone questions
for persons who call Executive
$1,000. Any question, other than
those relating to specific dag
InosiS or prescription will be well
coined.
Philip Schiff, chairman of the
community education committee
for the local Cancer Society, de-
clared that the service. provided
by the chapter and the District
Medical Society. is part Of a
Iyear-round educational program
designed to give everyone an
opportunity to learn facts about
cancer.
Calls may be made between 7
pm. and 8 pm. This is the
fourth in series of Cancer
Answer" which began in March,
1855 The service is made avail
able in the spring and fall.