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HEART" NOW PERFECTED

LIFE 'RESTORED.

TO ANIMALS

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Skirts Favoured

PARIS STYLES

THE parachute silhouette, with a wide skirt, and shorter, bas land- ed with a splash in the middle of the Paris summer season, wrecking the stream, or stem-line silhouette

AMERICA'S FIRST LADY

WHAT SHE DID FOR HER COUNTRY

ACTIVITIES. REVIEWED

By RUBY A. BLACK

that has been worn for Rome United Press Staf Correspondent

years.

Over and over again the Paris dresamakors, at their fashion- parades, show dresses and skirts with the parachute skirt for day- time and for evening.

Now York, Friday.

Indeed, the spread parachute Cól. Charles Lindbergh,, who skirt for evening dresses, and half eight years ATO flew into the folded parachute for day-time world's limelight, to-day stands dresses is the big news. Blouses distinguished as a great scientist. with these skirts are necessarily Working with Dr. Alexis Carrel,alim, though lots of them are not

fited closely.

of the Rockefoller Institute for Modical Research, Col. Lindbergh claims to have perfected 庭 “mechanical heart" which confers synthetic Immortality on human or animal organs,

Placed in this "chamber of artificial life" the organs, it la stated, can be infected with dis- cases which have baffled doctors throughout the ages, and their

progress watched.

In this new field of study it is hoped that a course will be found for auch dread ailments as heart disease, diabetes, tuberculosis, kidney disorders, and cancer.

SUPPLIES AIR TOO

Д

The "heart" beats 60 times minuto and it supplies not only artificial blood but also synthalic air.

A year ago Dr. Carrel, who is a Nobel Prize winner, described Col. Lindbergh as "my best asals- Lant in biology,"

At the Rockefeller Institute he is shielded from the publicity he so much dislikes. He has lun- cheon with the nurses and medical staff, but instructions are given that when he is seen round the building no one must speak to him unless he first addresses them.

The story of the now artificial heart appears in the current num- ber of Science, the official organ' of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The article bears the two signatures of Alexia Carrel and Charles Lindbergh.

AFTER 123 YEARS

In 1812, when Napoleon do minated Europe, the French selentist Gallola wrote: "If one

of

Everyday Wraps Wraps, ono for each dress. and each one different, are being worn in Paris. The "Depression Mood," consisting of OBC coat, and 3 wardrobe full of frocks, is not being adopted by the fashionable Parifiendo.

Wraps in this season, when it is warm and sunny, are extrava- gant, for they offer no protection whatovor; they are, though, just the same more plentiful than ever. Women have two wraps, in some cases, to a single frock-a fitted, white glazed linen jacket, and a cape of the material of the frock. Or they will have a printed, sleeveless cont and a facket.

BRITAIN'S PROGRESS

KEEP TO THE SAME

GOOD ROAD

CHAMBERLAIN ADVISES

(Our Own Correspondent.)

Washington. Trailing Mrs. Frankl D. Roosevelt for nine months is no

job for a stay-at-home.

Mrs. Roosevelt recently said that she would be "off the record” until Sept. 23. But there are qualifications to that statement and even so it would be hardly more than long enough to rest up from the peace she has led alnce last fall.

Mrs. Roosevelt 'will be in Wa- shington with the President for the Boy Scout Jamboree on August 20 and will speak at Chautauqua, NY, on August 23 and will go to decides to go to the exposition. San Diego, Calif., if the President being held there.

For the rest of the summer Mrs. Roosevelt is kooping her plans dark except that

she hopes to: spend two to four weeks at the

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Roosevelt has done since last Sept.

Here are just a few things Mrs. Ice House Street. 25-and believe it or most interesting things the First Lady does and says are not here they are "off the record" the year round:

She has gone down into a prac- tically perfect coal mine and visited practically perfect textilo milla.

She has earned, for charity, by radio talks and writing, nearly as much as her husband carns as president.

She has been hostean at the biggest and fullest social season the White House has ever seen.

She has talked in open meetings, for charity, for education, for Rocial security, for crime preven- tion, for work and recreation for the jobless and school-less young. for better housing, for peace, for honest and fair relations between employers and employees.

She has helped select a new 39,000 set of China for the White House and plan the modernisa tion of the White House kitchens.

She has campaigned-suCCESS- fully-for the election of a veteran' co-worker, Mrs. Caroline D'Day, to Congress.

Sho

ELECTIONEERING

Sho used the $1,000 Gimble award- to provide, treatments for

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Acrons

walk

on

8 Fruit.

Dartmour

1 Sharp

perhaps.**** 4 Visible traces of smoking in a

bed maku one rather ashamed. 9 Only two on earth.

amist is continually

London, July 6. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, in the House of Commons yesterday when moving the third reading of the Finance Bill, the final stage of the Budget, gave the impression that everything is going "swim- raingly" and there is really nothing to worry about. Though in other countries, said the, Chancellor, they were having to contemplate Hyde-Park neighbours in hopes of has helped organise her could substitute for the heart fresh economies and fresh taxa- finding now work for people. kind of injection of arterial blood, tion, "here we see the burdens either natural or artificially made, growing lighter year by year." one would succeed easily in main-The outlook was persistently and a boy suffering from infantile taining alive indefinitely any part doggedly favourable. He mention- paralysis, helped wherever sho of the body whatever."

ed these indications of prosperity: could when she saw suffering or Progress in the building in injustice in individual cases-but dustry could hardly be more satis-she never told of these. factory,

She has honoured many women Railway traffic, bank clearances, who have contributed to the coun- and retail trade all show a steady try's welfare, including a speech

Exports are up by £16,000,000 Oddams shortly before she died.

at the dinner honouring Miss Jane est entertains it, but each for the first five months of this She was the first womson to 17 Degres. year as compared with last year. make the commencement address 19 Fizzle.

Imports of raw material-the at the University of North Caro- 20 Provides. best of all barometers were £1. line, and addressed graduating 22 The heart of hearts? 000.000 more than, in May of last teachers in New York and miners 26 Whero class-hatred is rampant.

27 Its scoring omits its head-figure. and their families at Bellaire, 0.

29 Such a man is no fine figure of She has knitted sweatera, spon- sored educational, philanthropic, 20 The last of the troubadours.

one. and art projects, planted trees, 31 The fairy has just escaped and shaken tens of thousands of hands (an many, as 6,000 in one 32 Such weapons have hearts, and week).

they behave as deeply touched: hearts may (hyphen, d, 5), ✔ 33 A great headmaster

physical training to be of more importance in 25 Across than this.

Col. Lindbergh and Dr. Carrel write modestly: "The purpose the present article is merely to show how, after 123 years

the conception of Gallois has been

realised."

They have made 26 experiments since Col. Lindbergh perfected his "heart."

Using dead fowls and cata from which blood had been drained, the two workers have restored life to various organs of the body..

rixe.

year.

These were algas and pointers to show the direction of the wind. They report, "Thyroid glands They all pointed in the same di- were kept more than 20 days with rection and they were all hopeful pulsating arteries and active

This week, he said, 1,200,000 circulation. They could have re- people were sharing in the benefits mained in the apparatus much of the restoration of economy cuts. longer. No blood clots and no im- In addition, 2,250,000 tax-payers portant haemorrhages were ob-wore benefiting by the increased tax allowance. He made it clear that, in his opinion, a continuance of these results depended on the continuance of the National Gov- crument and the avoidance of Mr. Lloyd George's New Deal. Ho put it in this way :---

served."

It is hoped that science will now learn how to check such abnor malities as goitre, dwarfem, over- growth, and certain forms of obesity.

Col. Lindbergh's achievement. Is hailed as of far greater impor lance to science than his Trans- nilantic fight-yet, that flight has had its place in his new work.

SALESMAN SAM

CONGRATS, Duza!'i DioN'T KNOW

"These results have come about a ne résult of our earlier offorts and sacrifieis, and if we want to maintain them and Wrogress further along the same

GOSH, DID, THE

MY DOSS WAS AN AUTHOR (HERES/SPITOR PUBLISH AN ARTICLE IN THIS FARM, MAGAZINE WRITTEN BY You!

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WOULDN'T!

Sho caused the most controversy

by saying, in connection with the Hauptmann verdict that she did not belleve in the death penalty on circumstantial evidence.

road, we must avold sharp re-. voreals of policy and rash ex- periments calculated to under- mine and dislocate public con- fidence." (Loud cheers).

This review annoyed both La- bour and the Samuelito Liberals but the third reading was carried by 163-11.

Well Delivered, Sam

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bility or other.

17 Serpent.

18 Spring of sorts.

21 European State.

23 Hands do this work; the bands

start this work, but I never heard

of those hands doing it...

24 Remedy arranged in Paris.

28 Nimble.

27 Has the end near the beginning

and sounds soft.

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2 The end of the true believer,

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credit for the goddess.

& You can draw it quite as well as

the average artist.

6 Let it remain.

7 Drag Des (anagram).

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