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ARMY SURGEON URGES WAR ON VENEREAL GERM

More Than 500,000 New Cases of Syphilis Diagnosed Yearly, He Says.

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Editor's Note—United States Surgeon General Thomas S. Parran is a- leader in the struggle to control the ravages of venereal disease. In the following dis~ patch he discusses accomplishments of the First National Conference on Venereal Disease Control, just concluded.

BY DR. THOMAS S. PARRAN

Surgeon-General, U. S. Public Health Service Written for United Press)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. — More! than 500,000 new cases of syphilis! are diagnosed each year. Where | search is made, an equal number of | untreated cases is found. In the nation’s military orait) there are about three cases of gonorrhea for every case of syphilis. These represent only a small seg- | ment of this menace to the nation's | human resources presented before | the National Conference on Vene- | real Disease Control. The conference has laid the] groundwork for the first concentrated fight to keep the disease in check. Physical Cost! Heavy It is to be hoped that all citizens will seek from their health officers information as to the cost to. their community of the luxury of maintaining the syphilis germ in the bodies of its citizens. A successful program will require additional appropriations especially by state and local governments. The conference, which had a registered attendance of more than 900 health officers, physicians and | other scientific workers for overs | |

8 FUR COATS WERE 88.0 R

‘Women’s New

| FORMALS 48 g S

RETR GR TT RR AT

for Clore SIZES 12 to 52 in the Group

Regularly $10.75 and $7.90

Beautiful swishing taffetas, gleaming satins, clinging crepes and new patterned moires. All colors, Sizes 12 to 20.

99 3(8 Coals . . . 2 $9.75 Gals . .. ..

$77.50 and $49.15 Coats .

$(5.75 and $19.75 Coals .

Si art, stylish coats you'll be pri ud’ to own and at prices. wi thin the means of any bud- ~ Luxurious fur jp, high oe ity linings, and warm 1intel linings.

Star Store, Second Floor

Check These Wonderful Bargains

5 KIDSKINS, Were ____$69.50 1 BROWN PONY, Was__$69.50 2 BROADTAILS,** Were $69.50 3 PANTHERS, Were ___$69.50 3 SEALS* ™ifns™ Were_$58.00 13 SEALS* 5% Were__$58.00

TRIMS

15 North’n Seals,” Were_$58.00

FULL LENGTH AND SWAGGER STYLES

**Processed Lamb. #*Dyed Coney.

BUY NOW and SAVE

Star Store, Second py

TNT OO CTO CT CO CTT TILL CE iT

1 and 2-Piece Styles $ : 00 *

Every dress a finished, tailored garment - suitable for every. winter occasion. 10 beautiful, long-sleeve styles. The season’s best shades of wine, brown, blue, green and black. Many are attractively $ trimmed in Astrakan. Sizes 14 to 40.

Star Store, Second Floor

"ONCE EACH YEAR We Offer Our Famous Line of $3.95

DR. HALE'S

Arch Cure Shoes for Women

Control Inadequate | BOBO [CCC ITT mn UO)

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A development of a major sig-| nificance was the adoption by the conference of a statement that the percentage of Federal money invest- | ed in the disease should not be less | than the percentage expended in| the care of dependents. The conference also recognized the utter inadequacy. of present control ef-: Torts by specifically recommending that the Federal government provide $25,000,000 to supplement further state and local efforts for control. It was agreed that education and more widespread dissemination of information concern the disease were major factors in successful control. In this connection, I would like to say that success of the conference was due largely to the excel“lent co-operation of the press in putting aside ald taboos during the past year and making the public aware of the menace and economic | losses from veneral dizcases.

SHORTRIDGE SOCIETY. | LEADERS ARE NAMED

Dan Flickinger is the new president of the Shortridge High School chapter of the National Honor Society. Martha Nell Plopper was named secretary-treasurer. Vice presidents elected were Ann Combs, group A; Anne Holmes, group B, and Val Nolan, group C. Miss Plopper was named Senior Class project committee chairman and Mary Bell chairman of the colors committee. . Dick Wilson and Don Husted have won most of the model airplane contests sponsored weekly by the Short. ridge Model Club.

INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

New officers installed by Catherine | Merrill Tent 9 of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War include Mrs. Mary Alice Short, president; Mrs. Lena Blonden and Mrs. Cora Bernhardt, vice president; Mrs, Lucy Laitner, chaplain, and Mrs. Anna Davis, treasurer.

Women? 8 sl. 00

PURSES

88:

Smooth and ruff grain simulated leathers. Zipper tops, back straps, top handles and pouch styles in new mid-winter shades. Star Store, Street Floor

NJ <4 ANOTHER FINE GROUP!

SUITS-— 0’COATY ani. TOPCOATS

For Men and Young Men

Priced Very Low at Only

$17.95 and $19.95 Values

Broken lots of all-wanl worsted suits in snappy n¢ w sports or neat conservative styles. Sizes 35 to44. Smarty styled, warm, all-wool blu: melton overcoats in belted I ack, setin sleeve. Sizes 35 to 44. Topcoats of neat grey rixtures. Sizes 33 to 42.

OTHER GARMENTS $15.0 to $35.00

Star Store, Street Flo: 1,

Women’s $1.98 "BLOUSES and SWEATERS

1.49

Pure silk crepe, satin and taffeta blouses, sizes 34 to 46 in the lot but not in every style or color. Women's long sleeve slipover sweaters. Many styles and colors. Sizes 34 to 40.

Star Store, Street Floor

You know these fine shoes for their wonderful comfort features, perfect fit and beautiful styling. Here's your chance to save real money and give your feet a treat. Choose from beautiful blacks or browns in your favorite heel and complete range of [4 sizes 4 to 9, AAAA to D.

Star Store, Street Floor

ASODDNNNNGEN

Women’ s Pure Silk Full Fashioned

Chiffon HOSE

* Durable Crepe Twist Construction

A wonderful opportunity to save money on beautiful, sheer hose. The special crepe twist makes them wear longer than ordinary chiffons. Popular winter shades in sizes 8% to 10%. . Star Store, Street ¥I'loor

1 000 Yard: Fine 80 Siuare

DRESS PRINTS

19¢ and 25¢ Quality

* Usable 2 to 20-yd. Lengths vy All Fast Colors

12°.

We were fortunate to make this special purchase before the cotton goods market skyrocketed. For that reason we are able to offer these exceptionally fine prints at this very low price. All new spring patterns in a grand array of small, medium and large patterns and

color combinations. Star Store, Downstairs.

BLANKETS

$1.97.

70x80, large double bed size, heavy weight, well napped blankets in bright block plaids of rose, blue, gold, green and orchid. 4-in. sateen bound. Priced special and priced low for our Loom End Sale.

Star Store, Downstairs.

Seconds of $1.00 iy

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Women’s Tailored

Rayon UNDIES

3 for $1

Bloomers © Panties ® Step-Ins Regular and extra sizes. Plain and novelty weave rayons of the better kind. A new shipment just arrived. Make your selections early tomorrow. Star Store, Street Floor.

RADIO CLEARANCE

Our complete line of floor samples at 209, to 50% reductions. All new 1936 and 1937 models.

Men's Fine Corduroy

SLACKS

32°

Due to this low price, which is below the present whalesale cost, we are unable to mention the famous Indianapolis maker. Many with zipper fronts. Sizes 29 to

36. Star Store, Street Floor.

Men's Hie

UNION SUITS

NASHUA Wool Mixed

$2.98

Values

Heavy ribbed suits in ecru and random col- ff Long sleeves. | length suits. |EHHiRY Sizes 36 Lo 46. Worth {ili // $1.00 today. Special. a { Star Store, Street Floor.

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Genuine, Nationally Keira

fice to have your teeth attended to. Only a smal down payment necessary . pay the balance, in small weekly sums.

Dr. Dix Services—on Credit Plates, Crowns, Inlays, Cleaning, Bridgework, Extractions, Fillings, X-Rays, Treatments for Pyorrhea, Plate Repairs.

DENTISTS

10 N. Pennsylvania

CORNER WASHINGION OVER HOOKS DRUG STORE ) 8-310 A.M. to T:00P M

6-TUBE PHILCO CONSOLE

Regularly $ 6000

$74.95 3—5-TUBE TABLE SETS ps ¥ 50 ble. Regularly $16.95. * 4—5-Tube “BENERALSY $1000

{—5-Tube ‘Rpnera) Electric’ or DC. 2 bands.

Regularly $24.95. $1 7909

{—6-Tube Atwater Kent

1936 model console. Beautifully Unishes. ne larly §&

“Table models. 1835. AC or Regularly $19. oy

Table models.

3-band, gets any- $ 00 larly $45.95. 2 30 band lighied "dic, {—RCA DE LUXE CONSOLE Regularly $123.50. 10 all - $8000 Regularly $99.95. * perfectly. Beauti-

2—1-Tube General Consoles thing. Has tuning eye. Regu-4—5-Tube “GENERALS” Table models, AC or DC, Regu- $7 35 50 larly $26.95. No. 9-K-2, 9 tubes, magic eye, 4 bands. S$ 0 5 1—$99.95 General Electric tubes. Gets anything on the air. {—6-Tube RCA CONSOLE 1936 model. es aaa ful console. *

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, DOWNSTAIRS

BOC ORC TO

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$1. 29 DRESS 'S SHIRTS

Fine shirts for men who appr ciate quality, tailored to fit and fashion¢ 1 from fine cotton broadcloth of gleamir z,

texture.

colors, white or blue, or fancy ,atterns, in light or dark grounds. Kent collars.

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MOHAWK SHEETS

63x90 Regularly, $1.10 : ds

81x90 Regularly, $1.29 81x99 Regularly, $1.39 Nationally known for long wear! Puré snow white sheets free of dressing. Slight mill irregulars.

Star Store, Downstairs.

For Men and Young | en

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4000 Yds. 1 124c, 15¢ asd 19c

CURTAIN MATERIALS lustrous ws Be.

4 36 and 39-Inch Plain

Generous, roomy Si ‘es.

Fused Duke of

A special purchase of all full bolts of sheer lace nets and French Marquisettes in cream and ecru. Rough weave nets and many other neat patterns, suitable for curtains for every room in the home.

Sizes 14 to 17.

Star Store, Street Floor.

Star Store, Downstairs.

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