The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 8

4n innlnrio addiction, de 200 Dairymen -rv. itaa nrfrvntiv0 inriliRtrv Tranquilizing Drugs' 4 U5 pression and stomacn ai5iurDanL. M.D.C. Reveals Kenmore Sq. Speed-Up Plan Bminess m.1 nr than liOrtA rrrcn.n including hyperacidity ana activation of ulcers, the panel said.

Thpr in nA irirnce. the panel Uses, Hazards Told Grads Top Law other things we can Ho to In- M.D.C. under which some of their Here Tomorrow For 2-Day Parley Chairman Charles W. Green- traffic problems would be handled said, that the rfi'ugs cure any dis ouch of thr Metropolitan District At Doctors Assembly ease but they often make recovery Dairy farmers 200 strong front all parts of Nrw England wi by the commission rather than local polk', An overpass for Kenmore sq. was a long way off, GreenouEh said, since nothing can be done toward starting one until a final of means SEF BERMUDA more rapid or ease tnc sympionm.

Dorchester Girl, 2, Besides their use in treating a neurosis and psychosis, tranquilizing drugs sometimes re I crease the flow of traffic by 25 to I 50 percent." lie said 97.000 cars daily are 'confined to a roadway only 40 feet wide, which is flanked by 15-foot. sidewalks. "We're going to widen these roadbeds by about seven feet on leach side. That way we'll have arrive in Boston tomorrow mr un 42d annual meeting of the Nev Commission list night rirsciihod in detail the reasons for M.D.C. police Inking over rrrtuin Boston traflir arras, and his plans for speeding thr flow of autos through Kenmore sq.

"Certainly one of thp worst bottlenecks in the entire M.D.C. area is richt here in Kenmore sq," ferred to as "happiness pills" also have a place in treatment of vomiting, chronic illnesses, functional Seriously Hurt by Car deci.sion is reached concerning the Back Bay railroad yards. The meeting was held in the Kenmore Hotel. IIWHM ITIAMfl $133 IIIMUDA-NA31AU Amy Blotcher, z-year-oia of Mr. and Mrs.

George Dorches ter, was' injured seriously at 4:30 I'r till Greenough told the Kenmore Square Association. "Eventually, we ran solve this problem by building an overpass, but until then there are many p. m. yesterday oy an auiu For Earnings Members of the lf)M class of the Harvard Business School were reported receiving averaae incomes $lfi0ft greater than their Law School colleagues of that year, it was revealed yesterday. The Business School graduates reported salaries ranging from $5000 to $57,000, with an average of $10.6000.

This compared to the lawyers' incomes of from $3600 to $35,000. with an average of $9000. This was disclosed in questionnaires filled out at their five-year reunions. The questionnaires also revealed that 86 percent of the businessmen were in favor of President Eisenhower's administration. This compared to 43 percent of the lawyers.

Also 81 percent of the businessmen are married, compared to only 77 percent of the lawyers, the questionnaires disclosed. visceral disorders and the like, it was brought out in a panel dis-cusssion yesterday at the New England Postgraduate Assembly. Panel participants included Dr. Harold F. Brown of the Newton-Welleslcy Hospital staff; Dr.

Justin M. Hope, senior physician and chief psychiatrist of the New England Center Hospital, and Dr. front of her home. She was held at City Hospital u'ith hor nam nn the dancer list buf SEE mebican Express "Aggression" Popovic BELGRADE, Oct. 30 (Rf uteri) Foreign Secretary Koca Popovic said in a statement today to the Yugoslav press that the Israeli attark on Egypt "has all the characteristic)! of an aggression which is threatening world peace." A for possible fractures of the skull five good lanes instead of four poor ones," Greenough said.

He said "channelizing" would also be installed. These will consist of islands and traffic centrol lights which will appreciably increase the flow of ears. Greenough emphasized that the reason M.D.C. police were taking over traffic control at certain points was, not that they are better traffic officers, but that they ran coordinate their work across community lines better by being under one authority. He said that Brookline was considering plans submitted by the and spine and internal Police said Dons L.

couiman ni England Milk Producers' Associaj tion to be he.ld at the Hotel Brad) ford. The meeting will last tw days. The conferees will represenj more than 7000 milk producer They are expected to discuss ana act on problems of milk pricing dolivnry methods and organization affairs. The meeting will open tomorrow morning at 9:30. J.

Leo Edson oi Plainfield. president of thi New England-wide cooperativei. will give the first major address His report will be followed by thi annual report of General Manage W. P. Davis who will discuss th over-all marketing situation.

Othei speakers will be H. P. Adams assistant manager, and John Sj Adams, also an assistant manager At the 1 o'clock session, various! Mark D. Altschule, assistant professor of clinical medicine at Har Ifil Pleasant Dorchester, was the operator of the car. Fnyltlon Sin-it ttftmmnmrmtth b-MHO or af Film' Travel Rurrmi "LACRI" CONTACT LENSES Fluidless, Invisible ANDREW J.

LLOYD CO. JS6 ioyU'nn Si Bollon LI 2-8181 vard Medical School and panel moderator. The U.S. Army produces black 'imp Federal Government employment in Colorado is 33,000. This widow smriprs to smn weos ior It was brought out that the mechanism of the drugs' actions are not fully understood.

Reactions cross hairs in gunsights and other is more than the state's mining in tmty Am-rleM ItprM Tmmlm Ch-ouM instruments. dustry payroll. to various drugs have been re- committees will report. Afternoon speakers will be How4 No More Yellow. No More Gray.

Norge even rinses all the lint away. For up to 39 Brighter, Cleaner Clothes! ard Feddersen, acting director of the dairy division of the DeparW ment of Agriculture in WashingJ ton, B. Lucille Bridges, executive director ot the New England Dairy and Food Council, and Richard Aplin, Boston Federal Milk Markeb Administrator. The annual ainnes will be at 6:15. Gov.

Herter witf sppak. On Friday, Dr. C. W. Swonger, research economist, will speak.

NEW along with Thurston M. Adams, extension economist at the Univer. 1 Washer sity of Vermont, and Clinton E. Hentrich of the American Dair.r Assn. An election of officers wiU follow.

You Pre-load with Rinse Water Conditioner lenser Wheel with Disp The meeting opens as New Eng. land faces a shortening of its milk supply. An increase in minimum prices payable by dealers to producers for milk distributed afterj When You Load yashcr, k4 DISPENSER WHEEL AUTOMATICALLY ADDS CONDITIONER WHEN RINSING BEGINSI Nov. 1, of 22 cents per 100-weight, or approximately one-half cent a quart, was approved yesterday byj the Massachusetts Milk Control Commission. AyfomafiGallv Mies a lew Elind of iineelafer! Gloucester Trio Held After Chase, Crash in Salem SAT Hrt lt A fir.mil chase, punctuated by police shots, ended early today when an autn containing three Gloucester youths crashed into a Canal st.

grocery Dramatic Results Confirmed by Proof Test! store. Police charge the vehiclB was stolen. Motorcycle Officer John H. Da 1PV whn cav rhaea from Cuimn. scott, firing three warning shots.

naoDea nonaia Mercnant, 16, 24 School Albert M. Seigas, 19, tsecKiora and Donald F. Pinkham. 21. nf 94 Main Gloucester.

jPI.U.UIM,IIUIIUIUWlMlIUU.ll1LI I Arraigned before Judge GeorgB Sears in Salem Dictrirt fViiirf Pinkham and Splcas nlraHerf in. nocent to using a vehicle wiuicmi aumoriiy. Merchant olearied innnrnl driving under the influence ll alcohol, driving to endanger and other charges. The case was continued until Friday and bail was set at $5000 each. Seigas met bail and was re- ieasea.

PROOF At HOME. Put a clean handkerchief a jar filled with water. Shake. Now add 1 teaspoon of Calgon (which makes no suds) and shake again. Watch the soap film suds itseif away! New Life for Wash -Weary Fabrics Ipswich Man Admits He Mailed Threat To Holdup Victim Aiicuaore Maggeirt.

22. of Line hrnnlr ri i Vrtnor 1 ...1 uun yesieraay to a charge 0f sending a threatening letter fn (h itiiiu ui a noiaup. i. raciartny th- race Bail was set at $3000 on recom-Tf "daiIon, Asst. United States Norge "Wheel-of-Fortune" Special! threatening letter to Mrs.

Delia Gllhean an MTA Regardless of your soap or detergent, your necessary to stop the washer during the washer, or your water hard or soft rinse and add conditioner manually. But minerals in your rinse water combine with now Norge has discovered the first and soap to form discoloring film that can only only way to dispense Calgon automatically be removed by "conditioning" the rinse give your tap water greater rinsing with Calgon. Leading makers of automatic power than soft water, rain water, or even washers recognize the need for a Calgon distilled to banish forever the film rinse they give a sample box with each that causes yellowing, graying. And. new washer.

However, it has always been remove all lint without messy strainers! 71 Yu lasmer wno was helH up at the Thompson sq. Slat inn rxt i-A. on OCt. 4. A thrpat tn L-iii r.f Discoloration of clothes which you may have blamed on your dryer or ironer is actually yellowed soap or detergent film.

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