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Plan* Made for Red Cross

Swimming and Life Saving

I Howard Camp, field representsre

of the American Red Cross,

11 discuss with Rappahannock

hool pupils tentative plans tor

rimming and life saving courses

mrnenctHg' June Z. According to

e Eastern Area announcement,

r. Camp will visit the schools on

ay 26 and 27 for the purpose

informing those interested

rough discussions and motion

etures. Of course, the training

ogram will not he limited to school pupils, and it is strongly urged that anyone interested should take part in the courses. It is also requested that parents not only attend the school discussions on May 26 and 27, but also the first few days of* water instruction and training.

Three Free x-Ray Clinic Set for June 2, 3, end 4

The Rappahannock County Tuberculosis Association and the State f Health Department are sponsoring the free X-ray survey to be held in Sperryville at the school on June 2, in Washington at the Health Department on June 3, and in Flint Hill at Bradford’s Store on June 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 pm.

Ail persons in the county are urged to take advantage of this free x-ray because: 3 out of 4 cases are derived from the apparently healthy population about whom there has been no previous exposure to any known case; Many, if not most of these cases of tuberculosis, hhd consulted their physicians months before their symptom were sufficiently definite or intense enough to suggest tuberculosis to them or their physician; many persons become spreaders of infection months before they become ill enough to consult their nhvstctan.

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