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were honored
Hinder of the Roy S. Geig'er,
Allen N. Tur-
ren. Alfred EL : decorated for non Islands.
off from capillaries, but the shut little units may be acting inde Be Abandoned May 1
inally ordered under'tlie so-called" "^
System in
ting usually was supposed- to be pendently of an adjoining ucat. Or due to the capillaries closing like several of-them can team up Jo
WASHINGTON, April 4*<U.R>-- old- "-mileage--rationing--program1 which aimed principally at saving
Blood Vessels
They Have Been Photographed in Ac
collapsed tubes.
Discovery of the gate action is an important addition to know ledge of physiology. The capillary does not ooUapse, but merely runs dry of blood. The gates are muscles
operate simultaneously. As human tissue mechanisms are
quite like those of animals' bodies, this movie adds clarification to the astonishing structure of the hu man body. The evidence of the frog
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pla,ns to abandon periodic inspect Rationing officials were said to
tions of tires on civilian automo believe the measure hadiierved it* _
biles around May 1, it was learned- purpose of making motorists con-----
today.
scious of the need of `strict care
Regular inspections of tires on and conservation of tires.
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tion in Medical Movies just at the capillary intakes, which_ membrane suggests that human
By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
pinch the capillary shut at that beings possess hundreds of thou
Associated Press Science Editor
point like a spring clip slopping a sands of these tiny but semi-inde
BOSTON, April 4--A system of rubber tube.
' pendent blood control areas.
Only a Snapshot to
gates in blood vessels has been dis covered at Boston university, and -photographed -in action -in moving, pictures. .
The gates are at the points where capillaries, the hair-thin vessels permeating living tissues, branch off from tiny arterioles, the last formation in the network of arter ies from the heart.
DOCTOR MOVIES
The movies were made by Doc tors "Brenton R. -Lutz and George P. Fulton of the department of biology. Usually pictures of the in sides of living tissues are impossi ble, The Bostonians got around this difficulty by photographing Lhin membranes under the tongues
The Boston biologists caused the contraction and expansion o' the gates and also mapped the ..nerve and muscle controls by passing a weak electrical current through them. The tiny current was enough to operate a sihgle nerve area or several of them together.
The pictures also showed the lit tle pinch-gates in normal opera
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Portrait Study
. from 'ANY Snapshot
SMITH - ANN STUDIO
PICKUP STREAM
of frogs. In a ^strong light these tion, opening, closing or expand
In the movies, magnified 900 di membranes are almost completely ing without use of electrical stim
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ameters, the capillaries look like transparent despite the fact that ulation.
irrigation ditches. Each ditch runs they are rich in blood vessels,
from an arteriole through some tis nerves and muscles.
HERO LIKES THE ARMY
(OVER WALLS WITH VELDURO
sue and empties into a venule, a The action of all three,1 the ves
KEWTON. Mass. (U.P.) -- Al
This amazing water paint dries in one
pickup stream for the blood to re sels. the muscles and the nerves, though twice cited for gallantry
hour. Leaves no odor. Covers almost any
turn via veins to the heart.
traced simultaneously in the in Italian action,'
wall surface. Gallon S2.9S, Qt. 98c. Kem-
Most of tlie important work of same photographic field. This triple Jonah, 19, of Newtonville thinks
Tone trims for a border that completes the
tlie blood is done in these capillary view is the first time such a thing he still has pjenty. to learn about
job.
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has been possible in micro the army. So he has applied fori
photography.
an appointment to West Point
stayed under the huge piles. To get SWITCHBOARDS
after the war.
them out. it was necessary to bring The pictures revealed that the
iarge tractors and even with them nerves governing the capillary
it was done slowly and painfully. blood vessels operate in indepen
Without more, accept our most dent,- but inter-connected units,
affectionate embraces,
JOSE. like switchboards. Each of these
-ribed
ddent
vement was over, es without com-
roads were imof the cracks
from which the jig streams. Early rning I was able le city to find out es.
ound all of them id myself to find-
the city. The of debris so that issible and shelter was secured very much, difficulty, carriages were for this time in bad' most effective aid ary units of Men-
[BED given the altruis-
loctors and nurses who, regardless of x friends and -rel-duty-, giving Jirst ,a;tches until lamps m business houses, id cannot imagine ed after the earth-' vere left with an irtled. On all sides yf creatures under hall tell you some le thousands pro
a heap of rubbish moving. When they
down, she replied family were undercax. The family ront of the house at he quake and were xto in front'd! their
ch-3f""thy ConccpAlexander house. All were buried
s while the cries ior leard from outside.
3 hours after the
:ue squad came to
EVEN in war-time, we can turn an Easter meal into a really memorable event. The secret? Just a little feminine ingenuity!
With eggs, for example: why not make Easter breakfast something to remem ber, with
FROSTED EGGS
y2 cup milk 1 up. wit 14 tp. white pepper
Beat 6 whole eggs and 3 yolks together lightly; add milk, teaspoon of the salt, and ]4 teaspoon of the' pepper; beat well. Cook eggs slowly in melted butler, margarine, or shortening, in frying pan until just set. stirring occa sionally.. Place jn individual casseroles or on top of rounds of-buttered toast, arranged on an ungreased baking sheet. Frost with egg whites beaten until stiff but not dry, and seasoned with remain ing salt and pepper. Bake in moderate oven (350 F.) about 15 minutes-Xir_ until whites are a golden brown. .May be served with crisp bacon. Serves 6.
And for an Easter buffet, o t for supper, "history" can be made with
EGG MOUSSE
! tblps. unfavored gdatin
ZATotTirWofCjulea `2 tape, prepared
Yj cup cold water
horasradUh
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y, to 1 tap. aaft
J cup mayonnalto ^ tbip. onion
juie*
3 drops yellow vpg>
table coloring 8 hard-cooked aggs
Saften "gelatin in cold waiei. Heat-
milk. Add to poftened gelatin and stir until gelatinTia dissolved. Add mayon naise, seasonings, vegetable coloring, and finely sieved egg yolks; stir well.
Chill until thick and eyrupy. Fold finely chopped egg whites into mixture. .Pour mixture into 4-cup ring mold.
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8 TOMATO JUICE ____ Bunnv Dawn. No.
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