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Poverty May Fellow |

Longer Life

People ar» living 1 o n g e^\ thanks .to modern medicine—but in many cases, the ,older they be- ‘ .jeome,;the poorer they get. ,.j - 'The poiiTt is that social and economic advantages do not seem to be keeping up with .the lengtjh■ i ened life, according to conclusions reached recently.

The idea was-, brought out py Miss Jane M. JHoey, director of the Bureau of Public Assistance of the Federal Security Administration. She spoke at a» meeting of the American Association for Social Workers, when the evening's topic was, “Planning for

..Amu* jj>gt>pJ# .Society.” . p-. ( Befeauae; social and economic "progress ' ir railing behind the science of lengthening life, many void people are without homes and family ties and cannot get work because they wre regarded as<a threat to younger 'persona in tpe tabor marketf'sh* explained—

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