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and nwv i t ng the FEPC md
ought : ■ ■’ ■ in r with resncct
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the 1st s a we.
their h:r P v. th which protection
may lie :nv dvcd \vr hope southern
renal - will use it t > the full.
Two new tyr.es of elements or
atoms hr e ’.e-n discovered. Having
put in such a tardy appearan
they'll just have to wait their turn
before we get around to splitting
’em.
The latest atom bomb, we read, is
about the size of a tennis br'll. In
exploding it naturally must make
quite a racquet.
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at a time when "Ur huu.~-‘ i burn
j :ng down upon our heads, figura
I i\e v speaking, 'ue i\ y e.sentu!'
of every dis'.iet in the land our;':
j to be in his place and n i'ig sue
| .-instruct.ve c-ant ribnti -n <- n.e ma.
I toward .- living - v.“nt domest
| problems for the w> ' '■>- of ti.i
I whole people.
Maybe we are a bit >’d-fa=himer
i ;.-.n jf co . lake n > ilngy. but i
seems to . s there has been a J
• are i unketing ;i e the w ar e ids
than there was necessity for.
Congressmen have agitated n
little for pay increases, but when a
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kt tl s, It Is ■. 7 h ties
■ -\i.i i!oula*ed to pro-daoe 7
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Tliiur armour and arm us uitli "tin
nuinl of the Spirit" that the r\ il our
m.n lie dei'r.itel in Tin name.
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SMILING I. rna K thlecn Groves of
Penarth, En an 1, vv: s married by
telt phone to M rray Lai ■ Pet! rsen,
who carried cn his part of the cere
r.ony from itre: n cr t n, Wa.h.,
abi .if 1 i. les away, Peti t s • n,
o', ex-i< n .' in, was to met t :. s
bri ie a tyj ist, as £ n a s po . le.
The 1 1 - tance < :rei ny t k
live minutes. (/ ternat incut)
Gov. Client
OpposcU To
SepariUion
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finite start in hi • • ! 1 •
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Sneaking el ; i' o- ef the de
partment. !.C - ■ i -■•hi '" 1 h. . e.' e'
our publ pr 'porties and public
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prerent .'land in a centr ver-v in
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Fedora', n seek' to se; .irate a o
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li ten T1 l'edi .vhicit 1 st
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lcgist?.'cure by a non inn ■ a- . ■
a 'invi i! nr .'-rgi‘ mg ' '' 1'1 ■ 1‘.
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It y ill h Id it first nnual s > i< n
< Grc east or Wcdnes : iv ind T m -
day.
New Technique
V.\-st Pal:: Beach. Fin.. .Tan. 21.
, ,\P>—E. I Samian arrived here
T. Bain:': 1 :e. h'.d.. in . he.usc
■ i : a de it cle - to lay ' e’s v <
; , j,.-.d .1 d .gg. ve-yavd be n.d.
He said he night the ( icle to
. ,e wi(h : he ho sing h« irta & dui -
.ng his trip.
■ I pvt ,i bed in it in rase 1
uldn’t find a h tel room, and I
1 m so he said.
Newspaper advertising will seek
•a! vour prospects.
Exercises vor Periodic Pe n
C. i.xR'.IAN N °i ND! i s Y. .0
IT HAS been rej ted that J u«
to ; v■ f e\ -. >■ toil v.. .. : ■ ’ n t: .
. • ag i - V.. n < ighteen
a- : . . • y. trs lifter from
pain .In •r menstrual
pi !•; , ; ...a a':. -:l one.sixth I
rtf su .1 xv 'v -a are seriously l
haialit t • t! '.luring this time as a ;
ros".;i;. 'I'..: r -presents a large
I . i: t ; • from work and. of
course, li.auference with other
a fix it i*'--.
A great deal of effort has been
mr.de to determine the various
ran - ’s for such difficulties and to
• devise methods of treatment.
Among t lie various causes sug
gested are mechanical disturb
ances, nervous disorders, alle gy
or oversensitivity, and perhaps
trouble with the glands of internal
secretion such as the thyroid gland
in the neck or Die sex glands.
. Study Made
Doctor John O. Haitian of
f Brookline, Massachusetts, has
made a study of 12‘J women he
x' tween the ages of 15 and 37 years.
He divided the patients into two
e groups. Tlie first included those in
i whom pain occurred with the first
period they had or within four
,* years thereafter. 3 lie discomfort
started several hours to two to
three days before the periods in
the form of cramp-like or colicky
" pains. They were most severe in
the lower middle part of the
oh.!- men. The pair, scuv .
dc-vur.:.''d into i-, ;e,. ;
i jfk.
In many instances it was arc -m
paim-,1 liy sickness <»t the stomach
a- well as vomiting and a feeling
of sickness.
Often there was a cold and
clammy sensation of the hands and
feet.
Second Group
In the second group the women
had painful periods init the pam
did not follow the same course de
scribed above for the first group.
Doctor Hainan also Traded the pa
tients in the first group into three
classes: those in whom the pain
was so severe that the patient had
to go to bed; those who found :t
necessary to take some medicine
for relief hut were not confined to
bed; and those in whom tlie dis
comfort was not severe enough to
require taking drugs for relief.
Doctor Hainan treated all of the
patients by having them carry out
certain exercises. These could he
done at home and only had to he
employed for two or three months
before improvement occurred.
Nearly By per cent, of all the pa
tients treated obtained at least
some relief. In the first group nine
out of every ten were benefited.
I hr.ve outlined these exercises
and shall be glad to send th.s in
formation to all who write me en
closing a self-addressed, stamped
envelope. Names wtil not be -.'seU.
CITY OF MAGNIFICENT DISTANCES"
DAILY CROSSWORD
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Saturday's Cryptoquote: HE SHOOTS HIGHER. THAT
THREATENS THE MOON, THAN HE THAT AIMS AT A TREB
—HERBERT
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Benny of violinists.”
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