UMass rally at Park Square

Judge R. G. Wilson, Jr., Rabbi Joseph S. Shubow, Temple B'nai Moshe, Brighton, and Judge Charles Rome, l. to r., at Brotherhood breakfast devoted to good will, in program of National Conference, Christians-Jews

George Changelian, Miss Anahid Ann Karoghlanian wedding

His Chances Are Better -- Chances that this baby will live to an age when he could be President are vastly better than ever before in history -- thanks to modern science, hard-working doctors and nurses, modern nutrition and "wonder" drugs. He is entering the world surrounded by precautions against infection that were undreamed of even ten years ago. This special care started before birth. During pregnancy, his mother received vitamins, minerals and special food to insure her good health and his normal development. During childbirth and thereafter, if there is reason to fear infection, mother and child may be given aureomycin, most versatile of the antibiotic drugs, which is especially recommended to protect against a vast majority of infections known to occur at this time.

Prof. Mather Harvard