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1939-02-13 [P A-16] Islands extending In a great semi- chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania avenue tion of medical alumni and a dinner. circle from Florida to the coast of Miss M. N. Shellenger, N.W. Burial will be at Parishvllle, G.W. Medical Graduates Problems of various kinds 'Glamour Girls of Air' FALSE TEETH Fleet Gets Up Steam Brazil. N. Y., her former home. facing REPAIRED U. Dies To Take Part in the The presence of more numerous S. Employe, Clinic medical profession will be dis- WHILt YOU WAIT long-range patrol than ever Miss Myrtle N. Schellenger, clerk Medical graduates of George cussed in lectures and dealt with Hunted Airlines EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY planes by 80S 14th of in the Bureau of Mines, School Marks Washington who have in N.W., Ini. 001-002. MEt. 1)W3 For Three-Week before, capable cruising 2,000 Department Sunday University special exhibits at the clinic ses- "Glamour of Oppoalte GiiUnekei’a Dept. SUrt. in girls the air” for miles at sea and returning to their of the Interior, and prominent distinguished themselves in various sions. Dr. George B. Roth, pro- one airline, T. W. are floating tenders, complicated the patriotic organizations here, died 30th Anniversary fields of medical science will take fessor of pharmacology at George A., being War Games' strategy of both forces. yesterday in Homeopathic Hospital Costumes worn 30 years ago, when part in the seventh annual post- Washington, will make an analysis sought from one end of the country The "White” fleet must steam far after a short illness. the Sunday School of Sherwood graduate clinic of the university’s of sulfanilamide, a widely known to the other—by want ads, for host- into the Atlantic to avoid the Miss Schellenger was treasurer Presbyterian Church was founded in School of Medicine next Saturday. drug. Another drug which may to eyes esses. Maneuvers Test of "Black” fleet pilots and officials oi the Descendants of 76 Chapter, Woodridge, featured a pageant pre- A preliminary meeting Friday prove of great help in treating Preparing for two world fairs, the said the actual mock attack may not Daughters of the American Revolu- sented yesterday at the school’s will be conducted by the A. F. A, pneumonia, the part played by the Panama Canal's line wants start for three or four days after tion; a member of the Daughters of 30th anniversary observance. King Obstetrical Society of the Uni- ductless glands in overweight and registered nurses, age Defenses Admiral Kalbfus' force sails. Founders and Patriots of America, Entitled “Faith of Our Fathers,” versity at 1:45 pin. Dr. Emil Novak other topics will be discussed by 21 to 26, 5 feet 2 to 5 feet 5 inches it Smarting stops and haaling of \V Because of the secret wireless the Mayflower Society, the Daugh- the production pictured scenes In of the University of Maryland Medi- experts. in height and weighing 100 to 125 I »w, rod skin quickons whoa By the Associated Press. ters of 1812, the National Genealogi- cal School will lecture at this meet- T°u baths with codes employed, only Bresident the life of the school, which has There will also be a series of ex- pounds. There are many other I Roainol Soap and! the qual- With much of the last-minute Roosevelt and fleet's com- cal Society and the Order of from 27 to 1,000 members. ing on sterility. At a night session hibits and motion on the grown pictures ifications—not necessarily "beauti- II apply soothing Roainol Ointmont II bustle and secrecy of. actual mander in Eastern Star. Mrs. T. Brunner directed the Dr. Howard F. Kane, professor of diseases of the skin war, chief, Admiral Claude C. Avery presented by ful.” But health and A ERoctivoly oVor 40 the United States Fleet obstetrics and at Dr. personality, got up Bloch, and their staffs, will be able Miss Schellenger lived in the Mon- pageant. gynecology George Russell J. Pields, Washington mental ytn.J! will lead alertness are necessary. steam today at its Guantanamo, to follow the progress of the war mouth Apartments, 1819 G street H. H. Cummings, superintendent Washington, the discus- dermatologist. m sions. More than 90 per cent of T. W. A. \ P** Cuba, base for a three-week test of games. Admiral aboard the N.W. Cousins are her nearest sur- of the school, presided. —--» —. c£s«Hl»e,.,m. Bloch, Sunday hostesses who quit their jobs do it Jjr the Panama Canal’s defenses. his relatives. James F. Benfer, chairman of the The postgraduate clinic will be The first battleship Pennsylvania, flag- viving v through road in a tract for romantic reasons, it was ex- An “white” ship, had the and to the Funeral services will be held at Anniversary Committee, outlined in session all and in attacking force, under plans key day Saturday extending 400 miles north of Bom- plained, and the average work span Admiral E. C. was to sail codes of both forces. 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Gawler's the school’s history. the evening there will be a Kalbfus, recep- bay, India, is to be built this year. of an airline hostess is about a year. for a rendezvous far at sea. The annual war games are staged in the Atlantic for the first time in five years. Preliminary tactics were held in the Culebra Island area about a week ago. World attention already has been focused on the maneuvers by Presi- dent Roosevelt’s pronouncement that the national defense embraced the entire hemisphere, his subsequent $552,000,000 arms program, efforts N at the Lima Pan-American Confer- ence to foster continental solidarity and Army and Navy moves to es- tablish new air bases in the Carib- FEBRUARY bean. SALE The Chief Executive himself in- tends to witness some of the mimic war from the deck of the cruiser Houston. Under tentative plans he will leave the Capital Thursday. OF LIFETIME 140 Ships, 600 Planes. FURNITURE ........ 1 The Navy went at the solution of Its officially designated “Fleet Prob- j lem 20” in grimly realistic style. The 140 ships, 600 warplanes and 1 brings savings Upward of 55.000 officers, blue- jackets and marines massed at and near Guantanamo constitute the on most powerful peacetime sea force Karpen’s ever assembled in the Atlantic, offi- cials said. Never before have so many aircraft been employed. 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