Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 27

CANS TOREATE LFEARTIFCALY Ohio Bacteriologist Submits 16 Varieties of Work to Students of Science. Mazur, 33, n artificial nd animal rain public schools facult Mazur that they believed his dis- covery was possible, encouraged him to continu or h uld return in two obtained. The committee d, however, he olution to ted as in open air s might have e: N might h become con and that I isted in th gaid he was form the exp boiled vital & ge nittee of in ain kind | A the ex- | ents, made | 1! )| written by Albert G. Mlller, jr., of it results he has |} - EEARLEETARELL AELHALENAAES SERNLNRAANNL SN . Refrigerator 193 Easy Credit Terms For Your Old Refrigerator % % 2 f 7 % g % kA4 ’ b4 LA ’ , ’ EA $ ; 2 b4 , Z b4 , b4 b4 % ¢ ’ 7 Come in and select 2 new fcer and we will allow you 5.00 on your old one re- . gurdiess of its condition, # We zuarantee not to sell or exchange periment, which, they sald, would ob- viate use of open air, but should not interfere otherwise with the expe! ment. Mazur says he accidentally discov- ered the secret of creating life six years ago when he was treating a dis- ease. Only recently, however, has he been able to create miniature snails, he said. Among his exhibits is a small plant of a low stage, which he said was developed by his sunlight and chemical process. “I am ready and anxious to submit my data to any group of biologists,” the young experimenter said. “I real- ize that my claims seem so unbeliev- able that I am exposing myself to ridicule by even mentioning them. However, the only way I can get them before the world is boldly to announce them.” P, STUDENTS TO GIVE PLAY. - | Pennsylvania U. Club Will Appear Here March 26. 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Burnett Siman, chairman of the | general program committee, received word today that a large delegation would attend the convention from It also will be the first Baltimore. opportunity of assoclation members from Norfoik, Richmond, Newport News and Cumberland to inspect the new Community Center Building. A luncheon will be given the dele~ gates Sunday, followed in the after- noon by a short business session IIIld n the evening there will be a ‘“house- a sight-seeing tour of the city. warming” at the center. Dr. Joseph Norman is chairman of the entertainment committee, assisted by Miss Sara Roberts and Miss Jeanne Porton. George G. Cohen is treasurer of the convention committee and Other Isidore Lesser is secretary. commitees are: Liaison, Maurice Bis- gyer; registration, Miss Belle Soko- love, Miss Lilllan Friedman and I. Louis Gold- — transportation, “ichman; luncheon, Mrs. B. Siman, Minnie Hutt, Miss Jeanne Por- Miss Lillian Friedman and Mrs. r in 5 0 d e O 0000 N.E. 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