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John E. Mellish, 46, is a person of importance to U. S. astronomy. He is a grinder of telescope lenses, which he, with infinite pains and patience, can polish to within one one-millionth of an inch of perfection. Last week, and every weekday for the past nine months-hour after hour-he has worked under the surveillance of the Kane County, Ill. sheriff...
Nathaniel Shilkret's Orchestra and Baritone Alexander Gray, sponsored by Chesterfield Cigarets. Every weekday night...
...intention of the author to bring out the dramatic elements in the weekday struggles of suburbanites to keep the home fires burning and to raise families, but his success was scarcely signal for reasons inherent in the writing and conception of the play. And in spite of this on Monday night a very large audience left the Plymouth obviously pleased...
Died, Dr. John B. Deaver, 76, since 1886 chief surgeon at Philadelphia's old-time German Hospital (now the Lankenau), Emeritus Professor of Surgery at University of Pennsylvania; of anemia; in Philadelphia. His specialty: appendectomy. One year he performed an average of six operations every weekday. He could manipulate his scalpel with both right and left hands. He was a surgeon's surgeon; he operated on more medical men than any other surgeon in the land. Once 160 physicians attended a dinner in his honor, given by men upon whom he had performed major operations...
Morning Chapel services will be held in the Faculty Room at University Hall this year pending the completion of the new War Memorial Chapel. These exercises are open only to members of the University. Sunday services will be held in Sanders Theatre. The weekday chapel begins at 8.45 o'clock and the Sunday services at 11 o'clock...