Word: rib
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Autie Mason, who has been the regular center all season, was laid out Thursday with a rib injury, and in his place Howie Gleason, until recently a backfield operative, will start. Gleason has had no game experience at center, but has seen a lot of service under practice-session fire at the pivot post this week...
Besides McNicol, Mcl Gordon was the only other gridder to come out of the Amherst game with anything more than an ordinary bruise, and he will definitely play against Michigan. He bumped his side, and for a time it was feared that a rib was broken...
Always quick to recover, the President tanned rapidly, began to rib reporters at their golf games, heckled and huzzaed in a voice that rang through the little valley. Surest sign of his returning health and high spirits: he made no squawks about their handling of news...
...nurses go for months without pay. Its hundred general beds, says Dr. Stubbs frankly, could easily be absorbed by other Philadelphia hospitals. But he fights to keep 45-year-old Frederick Douglass alive, for it is the only hospital in the U. S. where Negro doctors can undertake thoracoplasty (rib surgery for collapsing the lung). Dr. Stubbs chooses his patients carefully, for they are all test cases. Since 1937, when he started thoracoplasty at Frederick Douglass, Dr. Stubbs has operated on 40 patients, almost all of them "poor risks" (some even over 60), has lost only five...
...GOOD AS MURDERED - James O'Hanlon-Random House ($2). Rib-tickler about young Jason Cordry, Hollywooder, who just can't finish any of the mystery stories he writes. One gets finished for him when a shooting prompts him to try the hero's role in real life. Goofy but good...