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Scanping the “for sale” and “to let” ads eagerly? . Read on, thep, and see just how bad it is around the world. I, won't help you much--yet. But

realize somebody is trying to do something about it on an international scale. The United Nations, deeply concerned With the weemw world-wide hous- Ha ing shortage, is seeking a practical way to core relate and co-; ordinate plans for adequate housing. id Two cominissions now in session at Lake Success are working on this vast social problem.

Mr. Barrows United Nations figures show an |Copyright, 1947, by The Indianapolis Times | an

estimated “world shortage of one|

million dwellings. G. 1's Saw Wreckage

G. I's who saw the bomb wrecknge in London, the devastated, French countryside and the rubble of Germany understand the reason « for some of this shortage. Twenty million - houses disap- | peared from war damage. Building practically stopped during the war, which is another major | cause of today's shortages. i Slum dwellers, pockets lined with war factory © salaries; improved themselves by moving to better | quarters and their slum houses be- | came even less desirable for lack of repairs. The experts here feel that the housing “shortage is properly an| international problem because it .is! truly international. With only a few exceptions, every nation is in desperate need of more places for people to live. Pool Information !

What the United Nations wants! to do is find out if political ineptness or stupidity is holding up new building. It wants to pool informa-

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CHAPTER 36 a} HANNAH DIDN'T KNOW why October - should - seem: * so—rushed:| Maybe it was just herself growing| up, and tempus fugit-ing, as adults! it did. - Anyway, she lived in a state of constant antici-| pation, : First Jeff had gone. Hannah] would always be proud that it was her monéy which made his going! possible; and when he wrote about his job in New York, drawing, Spunky Mule posters to be spread! on billboards all over the country,! she had a sense of personal gratifi-| cation, Without her, this could not have been achieved. But she missed Jeff. There was one less chair to be pulled up to the supper table, one less plate to| be washed. she couldn't pass his| closed bedroem door without sigh- | ing for his absence. f > » » » 1 AND SOON after Jeff's departure] (that memorable Saturday -of tur-| moil, with Mamma smiling and weeping by turns, and heroically | forbearing to refer to Sidney's! derelictionns of the night before:’ with Papa grumpy and sputtering, | the girls packing trunks, Beau getting in everybody's way, and Jeff | himself stolid with excitement) soon after that Saturday, Dixon Thayer had arrived in Blakesville,

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Jan. 28.—Fed up with. living under your

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Stockpiles and Raw

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tion on stockpiles and raw material in the various countries, The value of a United Nations housing plan lies in its potential ability to avoid duplication. Purthermore, within its membership of 55 nations, it can integrate supplies, exchange experts, and benefit from individual ideas.

“Maldistribution of decent housing,” says the social commission of the United Nations economic and

XE we WISE—Making light of the of social discrimination and class! housing shortage, this . Kenilfeeling.” { worth, lll, owl found himself a nice’ all-metal home, with free | electricity: His architecturally C kat J P | atractive, well-ventilated dwell0C 00, dj e ¢ing is a shattered street lamp,

Swears in English All-Girl Traffic PELELIU, Palau Tslands Jan. 28] Squad ‘Runs’ Town

(U. P.).—Pretty Boy, a snow white| g,pe CENTER Minn. Jan. 28 cockatoo, is the oflly “Jap: who has’ 7, P.).—This city’s Main st., made survived the United States occupa- co ous by Sinclair Lewis’ book by tion of this once-great stronghold of that name, has a.néw claim to fame

the Japanese army, 'in its all-girl trafic control squad. The cockatoo was the pet of a| Sponsored by the American LeCol. Tada, Japanese army chief of; (he oirls guard four highway staff when the island was invaded |. csings along heavily traveled

by the Fist Marine vision °% highways that converge on Main st. Sept. 15, 1944. As the fighting pro-| mye girls and their older sisters gressed along Bloody Nose Ridge, = wieldi TePretty Boy was taken to safety in a | aye een e ding fags and re cave, He was found there by the | POrting all violations since - 1934, Marines when the fighting ended.|except during the war, and boast Under the tutelage of his mew that not a single school child has master — Capt. Iris Monahan of been hurt since they took over the Menominee, Wis.—the proud bird job. can give forth some of the best “They're more reliable than American swear-words with no trace boys,” Superintendent of Schools of ‘his former Japanese accent. {S. O. Aaker says.

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Probably few people would ever| “Not for Rose.” know why Dixon came at just that] “Well, no, it isn't,” Sidney said. time; but -Hannah knew. —Sidney {She's really leved you ail the time; had sent for him. By accident Han-|the other was an infatuation. She

nah heard about it. The weather knows now how silly it was. You was warm, the parlor window open must help her recover.” and Hannah sitting with a library] “Help?” he said. “What a word!”

book just inside. | “The mistake is,” Sidney said, “in From the porch, their voices supposing all women feel alike, react reached her, ‘Sidney's and Dixon's.|alike. They don't. Some women To avoid hearing she would have recover slowly from such a shock, had to get up and shut the window or never recover. Rose will snap —it might have disconcerted them. [right out of it. 2 8 ® | “He let her down, the other man; DIXON WAS SAYING, *“You| an ideal got dashed to pieces, and mean there's someone else?” (it was the ideal, not the man, she “Was,” Sidney said. “It's over.”|8rieved for. But you would never “And I can catch her on the re-|let her down; she’s sure of that, and I don't want to.” if you insisted on marrying her right “Don't you? You're not enough|aWay—" in love with her for that?” “She would accept me?” “I'm completely in love with her,”| “Yes, and be happy ever after.” Dixon said, “have been since the| “I—I wonder.” minute I saw her. But I'd want| “Oh, yes! You see, Dixon, Rose her to love me—not so much, may- | ought to get married, she needs to; be, but to whatever extent I de-|she was just cut ‘out to be a wife, serve and exclusively. I couldnt Marriage is security, the kind Rose tolerate the specter af the other has been wanting since the day man.” i she was born.” “She'll forget him—she's already, Dixon said, after a pause: “How forgotten, It was a sudden thing, old are you, Sidney? A year younga shock. I won't tell you, Dixon; er than Rose? You seem—well, I she'll tell you herself sometime. admire you very much.” The point is, it's over.” pty “But love isn't something you| “YOU WOULDN'T, THOUGH,” can turn on and off at will.” [Sidney said earnestly, “if you knew

“Not for you, maybe.” {me better. I do crazy things, and

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® ideals at all. I always think the _}lworst-of everybody and everything, and that's what I usually get, of course. ‘I'm not your sort, Dixon. | But Rose is.” He laughed softly. “Yes, Rose Is my sort, the darling.” A longer pause, and Sidney said: “If Rose went off on a tangent, it's the family failing. We all do it; I think, because we've -never really belonged anywhere. We haven't any real background, but- just semething made up out of Papa's dreams and ‘Mamma's sweetness and light. “If we could ever have been ourselves—poor, undistinguished people in a small Northern city—but no, Papa wouldn't have it; we must try to live like aristocrats in a pre-war South, So we're just—shadows.” “You're not a shadow, Sidney.” “1 don't ‘know what I am. 1 haven't the faintest idea. I may find out, finally.” “1 .thirfk you will,” Dixon said.

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Caronamide Results in Intensified Teversability oF THE" ere or Concentration in the Blood Stream effect on any other kidney mech; v ' a . S anism and lack of toxicity. 3 : an By JANE STAFFORD Caronamide, or 4-carbox -{ Cold sores, or | Science Service Writer : . thanesulfoneanilide, was synthesized | Virus which may inv PHILADELRHIA, Jan, 28.—Better results in penicillin treatment 10 these specifications by the or.|SOM® Persons are par may result from a new chemical. It’ causes a three-fold or better|Sanic chemistry department of the In cold sores, th increase in penicillin concentration in the blood than is- otherwise Sharp & Dohme laboratories. Tests blisters form which rupture and

attained by a dose of the mold chemical. ‘

The new chémical is calléli caronamiide for short, It was announced

by Dr, Karl H. Beyer of S8harpé and Dohme's medical research

division

here in a report in the new issue of the journal, Science. Caronamide was made to'fit specifications. for a compound that would check the rapid excretion of penicillin by the kidneys. In draw-

the tubule lumen, penicillin

About four-fifths of each

‘ling the specifications for such a | penicillin is lost this way compound, Dr. Beyer took advan- two or three hours.

Previously scientists have

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on dogs and humans Showed that caronamide achieves the purpose for which it was made. Seen More Effective As a result, it is expected that pencillin will be more effective, and ean perhaps be given in less frequent doses. Typhoid fever, brucel-

losis and subacute bacterial endocarditis—which is a kind of heart disease—are among the highly re-

independent infections plications of other conditions. They| are common with fevers (malaria, /phor is th pneumonia, and typhoid) and with| For menstruation. ' lpeate :

An injection of antityphold vac- | cine or fever treatment can be followed by the development of cold sores.

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kidney cells. stop this rapid excretion of peniCells Called Tubules leillin by giving either diodrast or One scientist who had made a other chemical, p-aminohippurate, long study of kidney physiology says Which are excreted by the same it is the first time this mechanism mechanism. Giving either of these

has been taken advantage of tor | With penicillin saturates the mech-

the purpose of treating disease, The mechanism is the one by which cells lining little tubes in| The penicillin excretion mecha{the kidneys, called tubules, can!nism works through an enzyme, sake penicillin out of the blood | Scientists have been able to check stream, transport it across the cell the -action of other enzymes by {and dump it into the lumen or |chemicals which successfully com-

anism by a “mass action.” °° Works Through Enzyme

stream.

sistant -infections which may yield to combined treatment with penicillin and caronamide.

eres th eee OCEAN WARMS COASTS WASHINGTON -= Coasts of the Caribbean sea are warmed by the southern branch of the North Equatorial current which sweeps along the shores of South America into the sea and then between Florida and Cuba to help form the Gulf

Although most people associate cold sores with the lips, they occur} also on the eyes and on other parts of the body. On the face they mimic shingles, by developing along the branches of the nerves. The virus of cold sores can cause

a generalized illness, with chills,| Patients fever, headache, loss of appetite and |sores should aching pains, which lasts two or|which cause

three days. Cold sores may “be dusted with boric acid after the blisters have been gently punctured, and appli-

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n ”. ” ENIGMATIC THOUGH this dia- | {logue was in part to Hannah, it! did explain why Dixon stayed £0! long and why, when he left, Rose | which, he -said, had been his] mother’s. Rose was engaged to Dixon; it | would soon be announced. Hannah felt awfully pleased and thought | a.good deal about Dixon's Virginia | lhome, as Rose had described it, the | rambling white house with ivied | chimneys and glassed-in verandas, | the ‘gardens and’ ‘meadows .and’| winding woodland. Regularly 10.00 - A very nice place, and Hannah A asked Rose if she would like to have company there. “Oh, yes,” Rose said. “You must visit Dixon and me often, every summer, Hannah.” When she spoke of herself and Dixon in this way, as if they shared all hopes and interests, Rose looked jawfully happy, her eyes shining; ‘and Hannah knew that Sidney hadn't been. mistaken. Rose was going to be happy ever after!

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