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Public Opinion from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 4

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Public Opinioni
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Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
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PUBLIC OPINION, CH AMBEKSBU KG TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1 953 PAGE FOUR honor of a son, John, who died in PENNSYLVANIANS AMONG Teller, wrlt- unable to crack down generally against the practice. Walter Magnes er, Plumsteadvllle. Do not shake the can before using a self -polishing wax. This makes the contents foamy and It will not spread smoothly. RECIPIENTS OF AWARDS CHARGES SENATOR "It's too big a proposition," he (JP) Mean The Associated Press said.

"There are 900,000 children of French, Bryn Mawr College. Dr. Marbel Louise Lang, associate professor of Greek, Bryn Mawr College. Dr. Caroline Robblns, professor of history, Bryn Mawr College.

Dr. J. Roland Pennock, professor of political science, Swarthmore. Dr. Peter Havas, associate professor of physics, Lehigh examined every year." 1922.

Winners Included: Dr. Edward D. Delemater. research professor. Department of Dermatology and Department cf Microbiology, School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Anthony Nicholas Brady Garvan, assistant professor in American civilization. University In cases where "speedup" prac SCHOOL HEALTH NEW YORK Seventeen Penn-sylvanians are among 191 persons named to receive John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Awards. tices have come to the department's attention, he added, the parties responsible have been warned. In addition, he said, state The fellowships, announced this ABUSED ROGRAWl aid Is withheld in these cases.

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The FOUNDED 1809- state pays physicians $1.50 per ex amination and dentists, 75 cents HARRISBDRO Wl Sen. Albert R. Pechan (R-Armstrong) said yes JUST RECEIVED Carload Wheeling Channel Drain Galvanized Steel Roofing Special Price In Lots of 10 Square or More East Fayetfeville Elevator Co. Fayetteville, Pa. Phone Fayettevill 41 LINCOLN "It's not entirely the fault of physicians and dentists," the sena SAVE TIME tor said.

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Parents would pay the cost mm i urn riftivm waim of these examinations. John W. German chief of the School Division in the Health Department, acknowledged that there is a "speedup" in current examinations. "When the doctor or dentist runs into a string of completely normal children, it is pretty hard to hold them at four or eight examinations an hour," German said. German said his department is children an hour." The same thing applies to dentists who he said are looking at 20 to 25 children an hour instead of the legal limit of eight.

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