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or on. monms’ “swims
Editor Journal ot the America.“ Dlflfll'll Association smi of Hypn-
Tho ucslth Msguino.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This in tlm
Inst of s M-rim of tour article»
on tho llt‘nilli at the store work-
or.
Invmtigntoro ot personal hysi'ne
haw: found that tno little attention
is giwn to tin floors in both mer-
cantile nnd mnnutm-turing catnhlinh-
monls.
Strangely enough. tmployea who
stand on hmvllv padded. soft carpet
complain morv nt aching foot than
those who stand on concrete or stone
floorn.
More-our. carpvts rollec‘. dust and
require conntunt vacuum claiming.
which nntortunntnly in too seldom
given to them. A thick padding un-
der the t‘nrpoi. lma tcm murh give
and makes thi- toot hum.
Cold and Noisy.
; Pancrett'. marble and tiin, or. t‘old
ianri tirn thr: tut lw'ausc they have
{no give. 'i‘llr-y are noisy ninn thny
lcclto Round and ‘hf'y :n'v‘ downronn
because thry invent. nltpprx'y “nth
I moisture.
Wnod makes a good floor. but it
it tends to crnrk and roiloct dirt. and
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('ulmot ha rnniiy Plum-i it
Wood Ilnorn nr hi-rn'ily Viki-.1 vi
uppmrunl‘f‘ it! improvm‘i. lv‘l' u' w
thrn ariM‘s ‘hn dnngrr‘ tru‘n‘ ~
l‘inx.
The in “or up. of flmtixxu m -.
mining rnldnc: or t‘m'k ham 1"
dowiupwd In rt sponw l0 thv «1- v.
rrrntrtl hr ditltrzxivir-n ui'i: H- ~
(‘1' ih" ltlillv'i‘ili‘.“ mrniionwl.
Fin-tor in I‘ntigno
Nflifli‘ hn- in t'll iiisruw red to in .
important tar-tor In produi', .
tntiguo. A prnpt‘r in... of fltl')!‘ n .
lid to the rontrol of noism .\’nI~
units from W‘lltws nriemi; in ti'< .
Walls and (Wilma. as \u-ii as How
'l'ho use of pototm tiling nz'i
cowrtng of walls “-ith lc‘il or 0"
padding are of grrat and In tin . .
norptlon oi unnorrssarv Luisa
'l'hn floors of A Moro. if it u
modcrn mercantile estnhiisdnw v-
arr vim-mod daily no flux'
soiled nith tho, oxcrvttoxm and r-'
of human beings «in not .'l‘l"llii
lntv. SWI‘MHDK should not in i~
dry. but with some kind of n '.
layer so that the hazard of dism
nation of dust inin tho hiV‘i'l“
tract may ho avoided.
i TEST YOUR lNTIELLlGENCE
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iimnrmntion ny ageing how many of ‘
llhew qtlt‘Wll‘lllh you are Ethic to an-
mm. Tbr correct answers appear
on tlw classihetl page.
l~-Wlio is shown in thc merom-
nanylng picturc '.‘
2~—-Dooa Benito Mussolini wear a
mustache?
3—Who is .‘Jary Pickiurd's hue~
bend?
~i«\\'imt ix tl‘." capital of Win-
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'tiino'a Arrh'.‘
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"Don't glt'c up the ahini“?
S—Ot what musical instrument
is .losni‘ Hotnnnn :l master?
ithoiony"?
i iL—-Who pints thf' utlo min in thc
.pictun- "Don Juan"?
! liil~«\\’lm \‘.‘l:itt" "Simon Rivrr An-
:amous order
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Government Call:
Many Witnesses
Against Alec. Troop
WASHINGTON. (Speciol.)~More
than 50 people. mostly women. have
been summoned by the government
to appear ss witneaaeo sguinat Dr.
Charles P. Gorrlsh of Washington
end Alexander Troup of Now Be-
ven. Conn. charged with illegal use
ot mails and conspiracy to defraud
and now being tried hero.
Ge ish was president of the Uni-
versi of the American Society or
Donnetrichology. teaching cure of
the skin. and with Troupis sileged
to have operated e "diploms mill."
They are alleged to hsvs represent-
ed to barber and beauty shop own.
era that it they enrolled with thq
“university" they would not be sub.
not to the must state or tedersl
restrictions sod regulations.
The government's only witness to-
day was Patrick MeeSbsno of New
Hsven. Conn. whom government
counsel hll characterised u an
"old man who did not now hst ho
was doing“ when he signed or Ger.
rinh "diploma" of the University at
Dormetrtchology.
Doheny on Stand
In Own Defense
WASHXNG'I‘ON. (AP) -— Edward
L. Doheny testified in his own dc-
tense yesterday in his trial tor U’ll’ll-
inal conspiracy.
The 70-year-old oil men want to
the witneu'stutd at his own r
quest to explain to the Jury the en
cumstances of his 3100.000 “loan"
to Albert B. Fall who in a. defend-
ant withhlm under the charge of
conspiring to secure award of th!
Elk Hills oil lease to Doheny inter-
ests while Fall was interior secre-
tsry.
The story of the $100,000 on Do-
heny told it to the Senate commiitoe
three years ago. already in in the
.trial record. The oil magnate dev
scribed the advance in purely .n pri-
ute loan. mode to help a man with
whom he had worked as a. mining
prospector 30 you: betore. Ind
wholly unconnected with the Elk!
Hills negotiation.
George E. Pilz. who helped tl‘
round Juneau. Alaska. died recently
at Essie. on the Yukon.
Bonito Domingo City. of asnto Do-
aim, has s. homo-building rush.
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