Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1936, Page 16

A—16 *=» 4 NEW X-RAYTUBE |Boy>12, Departson Hindenburg &5z o= CLARIIES WORK(. .o, Round-Trip to Cermany THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1936. Jarvie, are conducted jointly by the Mmm.mmnmm take the course under supervision, and 6. W. TEACHER SEMINAR School of Education of G. W. U. and | November 1 to March 31, Other inter- | may arrange their own schedule of REGISTRATION TO OPEN the Disreh ubll shoc! aysam. Ty | ed parsns 1ot weking coles —_— mdw eredit will be admitted without tuition Second in-Service Course wil houzs’ | on payment of a small registration fee. Run From November 1 u South y mmmymm«-— Aldes Johannesburg, will Study groups also are enabled to|build a model town for the aged. Television Moves flwly. By the Associated Press. that daddy let me” he explained.| Television programs in LAKEHURST, N. J., October 1.— &tm'z being an extrs good boy hl!’nnlvthmtlmhun.m Pictures So Plain Old Ones Look Like Blurred Work ing to do withgthe fact that 12-year old Donald ‘Jacobs, jr., of )‘mwldl' was on the dirigible Hindenburg today Donald'’s’ father eame to the naval air station here to see him off last |’ SEEAN Ao NN, ‘Beingmaxtryzoodbw“haflm&h- ot me this treat.” unaccompanied on & rvund-tflp flight 37 w_ the small- of Novice. to Germany. - list yet on an eastward crossing, d ltljmtmllmwmwnmmtmmnmshipmt oft By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, October 1.—A new X-ray tube which makes pictures of the bones and organs of the body so clear that old X-ray pictures appear like the blurred work of a novice was shown today before the American Roentgen Ray Society. Described as a “rotating anode” tube capable of using high energies, the development was hailed by physi- cians as one of the outstanding con- tributions of the present X-ray meet- ing. The tube was shown by the Gen- jigl = &, eral Electric X-ray Corp. of Chicago as M % S, a refinement of a laboratory curiosity " K AN ¢ % first made in 1914. i ; e gg’fllflw G. W. Files of the corporation said F: » that, as an example of its possibili- i cnsgfi“"’ou Crean Soupg @50 Quality Foods bearing the Polka Dot Label have been I used and enjoyed by the most exacting families for more than ¥ 45 years. They carry a gueventu of complete satisfaction. They are o the finest food values to be ho . B Shop This Week-End “W here Quality Counts ami Your Money Goes Furthest” ) TENDER STERR | For Real Satisfactionand Real Economy! 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