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JANUARY IS, 1937 THB PORTSMOUTH TIMES, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO NINE IODERN TRENDS 10 TO SHOW ((ROUND LONDON Neon Lights, Malted Milks Among Innovations Visitors Find CENTRAL HEATING TRIED Streamlined Also Makes Appearance In New Apartments The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 15--Builders ir beginning to transform the npearance of London--and the trend is definitely modern. To a visitor, returning after live years, the neoh lights in the iiation--Paddington or Waterloo give some preparation for the change. Taxicabs are suspiciously shiny, even if its body is as small and high off tiic ground as the ancient ones Ihnt chugged down the narrow streets. MaSted milkshakes and ice Eire available in establishments much like New York's orange juice stands--even though they are called "milk Noticeable In Apartments It is when the visitor starts vishint! residential sections, perhaps looking'for an apartment, that the full extent of the transformation dawns upon him.

A huge block of "luxury flats" has a pool, squash courts and cocktail bar. What is even more welcome to American ear is the an- nent that in addition to hot there is central heating. True, it is care- pmnted out that the lieat- avoids the stuffiness of. American apartments--the aim is to he temperature around 60 65 degrees--but to be able to warm at all is a blessing not be overstated. streamlined Furniture Siancly less surprising is the wirnilanty of modern, streamlined i not only expen- but tlic very cheapest furni- is available in this style, so different from the Chintz-covered once brought down from Queen Victoria's reign.

It is not only the interiors that break sharply away from the Modern "architecture is be- i'lmi'V to take hold. True many of the new apart- -cnt houses are being built as od versions of Georgian huu.es. But others are be- take from the Hague vicuna their monopoly on the unbroken- rows cf severely simple lines an ounce of "decoration s-'d i emphasis on horizontal are guides to build modern manner. GROuFitECTS STAFF Selected By Scloto Coun- Farmers' Institute County Farmer's 1 brought' to a close at High school this crowds attended the sions. and fancy work and var- of agricultural prod.

on display. Mr. and i Kinnamon had a dw- mounted birds and ani- CCC camp of South also had an exhibit. elected for the coming re as follows: Clarence president; George Allen, evident; W. T.

Bennett, and treasurer; Mrs. Al- VKenzie, lady correspon- Stanford University Fancier Knows Lice By First Names By SAM ACKSON good-sized Irunk. humb'. this one: It has the largest collection of lice in the world. The collection is in the laboratory of Gordon F.

Ferris, professor of entomology at Stanford univeisity, who has spent 20 years in his unusual quest. when birds; mammals originated. They also are exclusive, and! will live only on the kind of ani- Kiel to which they are adapted. A human being cannot acquire BANK STRUCTURE from a dog, says Professor nor can a dog from a cat. There are believed to be about i 500 species, each with its particular host, but Professor Ferris has collected and studied only about 225.

The missing specimens from the rarer wild animals. i For some strange evolutionary reason, Haematomyzus Elephan- the little chap that infests the elephant, has developed a proboscis strikingly similar to the trunk of his host. I One division of lice is nourished biting the flesh, but the two species which the. human race has to worry about are of the fucking variety. live on blood, and are carriers of the dreaded disease, typhus, tfhich causes such ravages in prisons, 1 armies and other concentrations of human beings.

"Probably 75 per cent of the human race has lice, improbable as it may seem to us in the United States," says Professor Ferris. "In China and central Asia the condition is probably normal. The remedy, however, is simple--personal cleanliness." The life span of lice is from a few weeks to three months, but nccpa nviug the longest Professor Ferris has lice, but the great bulk of his lit-1 been able to keep them alive in tie guests is embalmed safely I captivity is only two days. Even on microscope slides. These can that involves some personal sac- be filed away in small space, and riiice.

The lice are placed in a You can't see them, but there are lice In the case Gordon F. Ferris is examining; OD his wrist. They live on blood they suck through a piece at chiffon which forms the floor of their At times Dr. Ferris keeps living Prafonw Ftrrit, then drawing, mataHla one the two of that Inleat human btings. The large me if male, the smaller female arm of the professor or a research assistant.

The captive lice can through the chiffon, but can't migrate. Some dsnger attaches to this experiment and extreme precautions are taken to obtain insects which are not infected. One British investigator happened to get some typhus-carrying lice. The experiment was fatal. tile collection that is the envy of every other louse fancier in the world--four of them, to be exact small container like a i watch-case, with a fine screen on top and a piece of chiffon on the wunu--lour ui uiein, lu ue exttui lup anu a piece 01 cmnon on me --could be stowed a a in a bottom.

It is then strapped on the GROliP REFLECTED WELLSTON, Jan. 15--The Citizen's Building and Loan Co. stockholders placed the management of the company for another year in the hands of the same directors and officers, as follows: Dr. C. E.

Fitzpatrick, M. H. Patterson, Herbert Poore, B. F. Wills, E.

B. Blair, Harry J. Harrell and Edgar Parry, directors: Dr. Fitzpatrick president: E. B.

Blair, vice president; D. E. Parry, secretary. MAYSVILLE MAN FINED MAYSV1LLE. Jan.

15 Fred Weaver, guilty of having untaxed whisky in his possession, was fined $100 and costs by Police Judge Harry C. Curran. MOTHER" CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. UW contlnuourty for orw jtam. Mother.

your child luRV from Trade Mirk Ci At til UQTHfcft GSUX Sat, N. It with businessmen stockholders and centralized bank balances, "A COMMERCIAL credit pol- jicy based on the security of bills of exchange in piece of the dis- count policy, and establishing New Jersey Representative I of an open markel for such bills I of exchange. To Propose Bill Making Mr Kenney estimated lhat i bringing back an open market for commercial bills of exchange Bankers 'Servants' carryjng credit busincss This ness has been proposed by Representative Edward A. Kenney (D.) of New Jersey. (Copjrljlit, mi, United Prcn) WASHINGTON, Jan.

15--Co plete overhauling of the nation's syst up under the coin- banking and credit structure to; mon lgw 0 England but has make banks the servants rather i outlawed gra ua lly in this coun- than the "overlords" of busi- ry to the advantage of the banks and to the disadvantage of business, he said. Such a reduction in the costs Mr. Ken.iey said" he was to in- of doing business should enable troduce in congress today a reso- the government to levy a 2 per lution which would create a na- cent manufaoturers' sales tax tional commission authorized to I without undue price increases redraft recommendations for suiting, Mr. Kenney said, banking policy restricted to th; He suggested the sales ta pro- needs of trade, commerce, in- posal' might be developed in his dustry, and agriculture. The commission would be directed specifically to investigate make possible prompt balancing the advantages of: 'of the national budget and reduo "A CENTRAL bank system tion of the public debt.

proposed banking investigation. Revenue from such a tax would FACES BIGAMY CHARGE Vanceburg Truck Driver Is Placed Under Arrest VANCEBURG, Jan. 15-Bruce Caseman, 32, truck driver of Vanceburg, was arrested by.Ma- son county officers at Maysville, on a warrant obtained by his former wife, Mrs. Beatrice Caseman, who charges Caseman with big- She charge! In tat affidavit that her former husband married Miss Opal Shively before their divorce was granted. He was returned to Lewis coun- ty by Sheriff Clark Esham aqd i arraigned before County Judge J.

M. Lee for examination. He waived preliminary hearing and was released when he $300 bond to await action of the 1 February grand jury. ERSIEST CREDIT TERMS CLASSES AS LOW AS HEADACHES DIZZINESS FATIGUE TIRED EYES These are the danger signals that you need glasses. Know the truth TERMS AS LOW AS 50c PER WEEK I A CO.

837 GALLIA STREET fir posters were given liigh school, Nellie 'aul Dover, EugeneBrad- dc schools, Judy Coburn. Anna Pyles. committee in- altcr Dever, Mrs. Wal- r. Mrs.

Walter Coriell, Coriell. Mrs. William D. L. Coriell.

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