Evening star. [volume], March 13, 1951, Page A-10, Image 10

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3 Day-Long Clinics
Being Conducted for
Dentists at Sessions
The 3,500 dentists attending
the 19 th annual post-graduate
clinic of the District Dental So
ciety settled down to inten
sive study today, with three day
long clinics and two topic dis
cussions on the agenda.
Conducting the clinics were
Dr. J. Lewis Blass, associate
professor of periodontia at the
New York University College of
Dentistry; Dr. Edward L. Ball, a
staff member of the Cincinnati
General Hospital, and Dr. George
W. Matthews, assistant professor
of Maxillo-Facial Surgery at the
Medical College of Alabama.
Topic discussions on operative
dentistry and prosthetic dentistry
were conducted by panels of prac
ticing dentists.
Clinic members spent most of
1 yesterday touring the 67 table
clinics set up in two of the Shore
ham Hotel's ballrooms.
Dentures at 11 Years Old.
A subject of great interest w'as
the pretty, 11-year-old girl who
, w-ore a complete set of false den
tures. The girl, brought by Dr.
William V. Connors, 5524 Thirty
ninth street N.W., to illustrate his
; table clinic on “Full Dentures for
Children," failed to develop roots
foi* more than four permanent
teeth. She still has eight of her
| “baby” teeth.
Dr. Connors explained he made
the child a complete set of false
teeth which fit over her own 12
teeth. The false dentures rest on
her own teeth and on the ridge
of her gum.
Dr. Connors said the child was
brought to him about a year ago.
She was becoming very introverted
and self-conscious. She was de
cidedly underweight because she
could not eat properly.
Since then, she has regained
her normal weight, attends school
and has lost much of her shyness.
At the exhibit she freely removed
her dentures and showed them to
interested dentists.
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Of Radio-Controlled
Bombs in Korea
By the Associated Trots
TOKYO, Mar. 13.—The Far
East Air Forces disclosed today
that their bombers have been
using radio-controlled Tarzon
bombs on Korean targets since
last August.
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been used successfully against
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Air Force headquarters said the
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Rossellini Slander Suit
Against Senator Is Set
By the Associated Press
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sellini's slander suit against Sena
tor Johnson, Democrat, of Colo
rado has been set for trial in a
Rome court July 25, it was an
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