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The funny man with the green face leaning over the rail of the A rolling ocean liner haa been the basis of many a movie joke, but to the traveler who is bothered with a queasy stomach, the joke •S is not well taken.

Actually, motion sickness is a 5 serious problem. In-the armed forces, the success of a bombing raid or an amphibious landing may be jeopardized by motion sickness. In everyday life, the “green sickness” can spoil a vacation, a business trip by plane, or i - even a motoring holiday.

For these reasons doctors in the armed forces, as well as civilian clinicians, have been conducting exhaustive tests on all drugs which promise to put an end to motion sickness.

The latest and by far the most important drug to be tested is one called Bonamme. The U.S. Air ;« Force, as well as the Army and I Navy, tested it against other drugs and reported it to be the only one that gave 24-hour protection against air and seasickness.

. In tests aboard an Atlantic it'. .i:-' - V *

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