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30 BROOKLYN EAGLE, NOV. 10, 1946 Hospital, where he ii being treated for polio. Lon literally brings the world to his third-floor room. Covering the ease-bearing Insect virtually hart been eliminated in areas flooded by the retreating Germans barely two yean after Italy began drain lng the land. The campaign In this area waa' an experiment.

Its success has caused Italian officials to organize) anti-malaria controls all over the nation Boy in Iron Lung Edits Poper for Zoologists Bryn Mawr, Pa. (U.R) Many ama- DDT Help Italians Wipe Out Malaria Rome (U.R) Using UNRRA-sup-plied DDT Insecticide, the Italian Government has waged a winning campaign against malaria In the war-damaged coastal areas south of Rome. Mosquitoes, flies and other dis Giants, Eagles Clash With Top Rung at Stake walls are' Din-UD cirls. snakeskins teur naturalist are acquainted withjorlntinal drawings, dozens of greeting Lon Ellis, 16-year-old editor of tnejearas. Ana squeamusn visitors some-monthly bulletin of the American I times shudder when they spot the Vertebrata Zoologists.

glass case Inhabited by live snakes. But what they don't know is that he has been editing the paper for a year In an iron lung at Bryn Mawr New RlthmetlC Teaching The weekly spin of the championship merry-go-round In the National Football League today further complications In the form of a first place tie in the West fZ rS) 1 I mini? mgan QaiiP3 I BUY NOW! Immediate Delivery em division. Makes Them Like It Rochester, N. Y. (U.P.) The younger generation here is being given a chance to grow up with an understanding of arithmetic, something their parents lacked.

A new method of teaching the While Steve Owen's Qiants and the Philadelphia Eagles are striving I-- I SERVICE COSTS ABSORBED BY US $10.00 I 1 1 "1 ntrcrriur litre stn iren cere I Jm I to eliminate each other from a deadlock at the top of the Eastern -C Jr II rii nirmtv a ra i I i a ariiaaa Mil I' COAL60IL QUALITY 4 WEIGHT CVAR tTEED PETERS COAL CO. EST. SINCE 1934 OFrirE ftl TH AVE. third is being instituted in the division in New York, the Chicago local puDiic scnooi system, ana ine Bears Mil be in Los Angeles at- tempting to beat back the challenge I fcl. 5 metered oil, ine.

Brooklyn, n. y. young students are responding enthusiastically. The "meaning theory" Involves attaching a human interest to every figure, and calls on the Ingenuity of grade school of the Rams. A Bear defeat will drop the Chicagoans into a tie with the' Rams in the West.

Tel. NErins 8-0151 Meanwhile. Green Bay's struggling Packers will be making their second effort In eight days win a game In Chicago, this time against the Cardinals, and over in Detroit the Pittsburgh Steelers will devote the afternoon to protecting their share of the Eastern division lead. Boston invades Washington, where The New EUREKA ffome (leaning $ptem the Redskins will be in none too pleasant a mood after running afoul of Bill Dudley and the Steelers, 14 to 7, last Sunday. This game, like the Giant-Eagle contest, will add to the record string of sell-outs already compiled in the major league this season.

Chief Interest in the day's centers in Los Angeles and UALir niiiftkiCTlATinkl ft II New York. Last week the Giants suffered the HEa.r Term. Arranged I A fa I We still maintain our former fjr ff-mmAf- I low 0 P. A prices A I dreaded ietdown that most generally overtakes a team after a superb effort, and Philadelphia seemingly had little trouble rolling up a 24 to 14 triumph. It is Philadel phia's turn now to fight the let down hex.

Moreover, the game will be played in the Giants, beloved Polo Grounds where they very rarely turn in a bad performance. The pass defense Is expected to be better, but xi'AJs 4i I- J. here an abundant supply of Sewing Notions it V- 'vj rrky- I'' 14 your SEWING CENTER plus the wise counsel of I (3t4C V' lj a sewing consultant to help you solve any ititching S-lt; Vl ftickler. In addition we also offers' I tJ 'L, I SEWING INSTRUaiON 1 A "1 BUTTON AND BUCKLI A 'VV a A we red covering 1 4'35A I rX ifift Id CUSTOM-1MADI BELTS tl I O'-lX 4hh's i A jt 13 23- etc. El I -ijC- tec'Il rwsW We8atf Ij jf DRESS ACCESSORIES Owen is placing most of his hopes on improvement on the offense.

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