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Homes Called Worse
Than School or Camp
In Spreading of Polio
By th« Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 12.—How to
keep your children away from in
fantile paralysis' as far as possible,
was explained today at the first
International Polio Conference.
Home is the most dangerous
place. If any one in a home gets
the disease, or becomes a carrier,
the intimate asociation • spreads
polio faster than any other now
known way. From a polio home1
the disease spreads mostly to holnes
of friends.
Schools and camps are not as
dangerous, because the contacts be
tween children there are not as
frequent.
Any One May Be Carrier.
The carriers, those who have the
virus causing polio but who are
not sick, are among the spreaders.
Any one ban become a carrier
merely by being associated with
another carrier or with a person
sick with infantile paralysis.
Hospitals are sources of polio car
riers. One case was reported of
three infantile paralysis patients in
a hospital ward, where 11 of the
45 other persons in that w'ard be
came carriers.’
People who are sent to hospitals
during an epidemic may include
numerous carriers, even though they
do not get the disease. In one out
break one-third of those sent for
observation were carriers. These
general rules of polio spread were
shown in a University of Michigan
exhibit.
Dr. Robert Wood, New York Uni
versity School of Medicine, reported
that the possible known pathways
of spread are food, hands, material
from mouths, utensils and toys,
flies and sewage.
Machine for Muscles snown.
A new machine, the size of a tele
vision home set, that exercises
paralyzed muscles by sending elec
trical impulses through the body in
place of dead nerves was shown by
Northwestern University School of
Medicine, General, Electric Co. and
the GE X-ray Corp.
Muscles that seemed dead flex
rapidly while this current is on.
The machine is promising not only
in infantile but other forms of
paralysis.
This conference is sponsored by
the National Foundation /or In
fantile Paralysis whose president,
Basil O'Connor, told the delegates
that, because of war, no country
has known all the polio advances
of other nations.
There is no known way of making
a carrier a non-carrier. All that
could be done would be to discover
the carriers and keep them away
from other people.
Births Reported
(From the District of Columbia Bureau
of Vital Statistics.)
Robert and Sara Moorman, girl.
.John and Martha Murphy, girl.
Curtis and Iberia McClung.. girl.
Francis and Mildred McCormick, boy.
; Robert and Frances McDowell, boy.
i William a:id Elizabeth McKelway, girl.
Martin and Kathleen McNamara, girl.
Donald and Gwendoline Neil. girl.
Theodore ana Ifathryn Nelson, girl.
Max and Louise Nort*. c-ir\
Frederick and Olivia Norting. girl.
Donald and Virginia om\ uo>.
.James and Anne O'Laughlin. girl.
Arthur and Pearl Palman. boy.
Jarr.es and Ethel Parker, boy.
Charles and Margaret Phipps, girl.
Gordon and Dorothy Pin, girl.
Lawrence ana Sylvia Presgrave, boy.
Joseph and Ethel Ramey, girl.
Harry and Ann Rayman. boy.
Wane and Marjorie Rothgeb, girl.
Wendell and Christine Rynerson. girl.
Carl and Mildred Sanderhoflf, girl.
Edwin and Naamfc .Sfihwiner. boy.
William and Hrlen Schaeffer, bo*.
William and Elizabeth Show. girl.
Charles and Dorothy Simpkins, girl.
Baxter and Helen Smith, boy.
Harold and Elvida Smith, boy.
Thomas and Maggie Snider, boy.
William and Mary SnoufTer. boy.
Richard and Audrey Stringfleld. boy.
Harry and Margaret Stumpf. boy.
Andrew and Marianna Taylor, boy.
Archie and Alice Tompkins, boy.
Edward and Gertrude Upczak. boy.
George and Marian Veazey, girl.
Donald and Elaine Waugh, boy.
Marvin and Nora Willig. girl.
Herman and Gertrude Williams, boy.
Johnnie and Dorothy Bouknight. girl.
Lawrence and Grace Brown, girl.
Lucius and Beatrice Grew. boy.
Bradford and Thelma Francis, boy.
Robert and Hazel Hinton, girl.
James and Katherine Holland, boy.
John and Weltma James, girl.
Isish and Ruth Johnson, girl.
Alphonso and Mary Knight, girl.
Richaru and Thelma Lewis, girl.
James and Ardell Richmond, girl,
ioel and Gertrude Smith, boy.
Phillip and Elaine Thomas, boy.
The term "blizzard” is supposed
to have become popularized during
the severe winter of 1880-1.
Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D. C.
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Discover the Advantages of
SAFEWAY’S FROZEN SEA FOODS.
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Sauces and Condiments
Chili Sauce D*' Mon,#-’L"' 22c
Tomato Sauce Del Mon’* 2L". 15c
Tornoto Soucc ho» can oc
Arrow Horseradish £>"' 10c
Tabasco Sauce Mdlhenny s jj0t 36c
Kitchen Bouquet-L? 41c
Worcestershire FSr»n". l"' 15c
Lee & Perrin Sauce — LT 31c
Brand's A-l Sauce —bo" 29c
Red Hot Sauce — LT 8c
Heinz 57 Sauce-L" 24c
Tomato Paste Modonna — fa" 10c
Large, Plump, RAW
Shrimp
Shrimp are priced ac
cording to size. Larger
sizes bring higher prices.
These shrimp are large,
plump and tender ... 21
to 25 to every pound ...
compare size when you
compare price.
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Now you can be sure of getting tender, fresh-flavored
fish and seafoods every time you buy. Safeway’s new
frozen fish service controls quality from water to you.
Fresh-caught fish is cut into steaks and fillets, which »
are quick-frozen to seal in tenderness, juiciness, and
flavor. Constant refrigeration keeps each piece frozen
until you buy. These fish and seafood favorites are
available to you every day at Safeway. They are
waste-free and ready-for-the-pan. You can prepare
delicious fish dishes quickly, easily.
( ] ) It’s light end easily digested,
non-fattening.
(2) I*'* quick and easy to pre
pare.
(3) It's ideal for fish sandwiches.
(4) «t contains ocean "salts" and
minerals necessary in the
summer diet.
3) Leftovers make delightful
seafood salads.
(g) It’s ready for the pan, no
waste or trimming.
PERCH FILLETS Cello. Wrapped lb. 31c
PERCH FILLETS c°r's"'‘ 135c
SOLE FILLETS Cello. Wrapped lb. 515^" l
HADDOCH FILLETS - 37* j
HALIBUT STEAKS £ 61*
SALMON STEAKS £ 73*
PAN-READY TROUT £ 39*
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Fruit Juices
Grapefruit Juice Flo,lda-4 NCo„! 29c
Grapefruit Juice Florido-2 31c
Blended Juice Florlda--3 ^0n,2 23c
Blended Juice F,6rido —.24t„0n» 35c
Orange Juice Florido -.4 ^ 35c
Orange Juice Flo,ido.2 39c
Apple Juice R,d chMk-2 35c
Apple Juice Mo"'*.- 2 bo.'. 33c
Apple Juice whi,‘Hou".£“*' 21c
Apricot Nectar H,o,’‘.’L"' 12c
Grape Juice Welch, -—.bo.' 24c
Grape Juice w,leh*.-b*: 47c
Compare these Values
DEL MONTE FIGS ST. X 27'
DEL MONTE PLUMS ST* -2 X 39'
CANTERDURY £.43'
WILKIN’S £.49'
POTATO CHIPS X 33'
PORK & DEANS Dtlicieut 2 X 25'
PYEQUICK «EL X 39'
CORN FLAKES *"•••• X 19'
RICE KRISPIES -»•••■•2X29'
SHREDDED RALSTON X 17*
Cheese
American Cheese Du,ch Mi" 33c
Breeze Cheese 29c
Pabst-Ett Cheese Re9ular- 6*“' 27c
American Cheese Krof' 33c
Velveeta Cheese Krof' pC 33c
Smoked Cheese Koukouna 49c
Snappy Cheese sl,effo'd —- 19c
Cream Cheese Philadelphia pkg. 18c
Shefford Spread Pimento gl. 23c
Shefford Spread old York — 27c
Relish Spread K,af'- 23c
Pimento Spread KraU — 23c
Old English Spread Krof' sfl°z' 25c
Roka Spread Kroft-V' 25c
Pineapple Spread Krof’ — 23c
DRURY STRONQ TELLS
. HOW TO MAKE'EM... <
IN THE JULY ISSUE
Salad Needs
Nu Mode Moyonnoise £ 51 c
Kraft Mayonnaise.£ 53c
Salad Dressing Duch*“.— £ 37c
Salad Dressing Miracle Whip jar 39c
Famous Dressing DurkM ’L"' 33c
French Dressing Miracle Whip 21c
Wesson Oil. 47c
Olive Oil Pomp*ion.bo" 27c
Old Mill Vinegar.£: 14c
Heinz VinegarPur*Cidw —b5: He
White House Vinegar T--btl: 15c
Morton's Salt . 2 17c
Black Pepper M<c#,mlek.27c
LUCERNE MILK
GUARANTEED 14% RICHER
THAN THE LA W REQUIRES
IN 4 QUART p,rig(
LOTS OR MORE qt. | Q
NOTE: Price on 4 quarts or more lots is
not effective in our Virginia stores due to
Virginia Milk Commission regulation. Price
in Virginia store is 19c per quart in any
amount.
One, Two or Throe Quarts 7 I9C
More Safeway Values
JELL-WELL srr,- 3 19*
JIFFY-LOU 'tzzzr 3 — 19*
SPAM * H-,n"1 p,”,ik' --.47*
SWIFT’S PREM 47*
ARMOURS TREET r 47*
TUNA FISH SSL.--—4>
PEANUT BUTTER « 35*
AIRWAY COFFEE 2 - 79*
GLASS WAX % r59*
SNO-WHITE I
SALT
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SU-PURB
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NOCTIL
Recommended for
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
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SWEET PEAS £:- * 15*
YELLOW ONIONS 3 *■ 25«
POTATOES £1 10^45'
Santa Rosa
PLUMS
ic »■ 23c
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN theada. Btadensburg, Chevy Chase, Sensing
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VIRGINIA* Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls Church, Mclean, Herndon, Vienna, until close
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LIMIT QUANTITIES. Items marked (*) are snbjeet te Maryland gales Taa. Produce prices
are snbjeet to daily market changes. ,
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