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has several times ]>efore. t * Possibly, climatologists hold, gradual clearing from the atmosphere of the dust thrown up by huge volcanic eruptions of the past such as Krakatau (1883) and Katmai (1912), has allowed more of the sun’s heart to strike the earth' Other theories tie the change to sunspot cycles, or to an increase irt carbon dioxide in the air caused by man's., burning"of fuels. * ' Will the trend continue? Again there is dispute. Some scientists forecast a century of warmer weather. Others, noting increases in the size of Certain glaciers, believe the cycle may have reached its wannest point, and » about: to reverse itself. . ’
TB Association To
Meet March 28 In
Front Royal
The annual meeting of the Front RoCal-Warren Tuberculosis Association (serving Rappahannock) will be held at 6:30 on Friday, March 28 at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant in Front Royal. • , \ , . . 'i. v: , The speaker will be Dr. H. W. Stinson, radiologist for thP Wat ren Memorial 'Hospital, who will discuss “The Effect of Radiation.”
The dutch dinner meeting at $1.50- each is open to anyone.who is interested and reservations may be made'directly with the Virginia Gentleman restaurant. The pro-' gram is -expected to staff about 7:30 in the event anyone\canriot attend the dinner and wou|d like to hear the program.
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TRACTOR W^RK
Combining Small Grain
Plowing, Moldboard or Due'
Diaeiog, Hajr Making
Crop Spraying
Load Clearing ^yritb Bnab
Hog, Light Rood Grading RAYMOND M. SUTPHIN
and SON
FLINT HILL, VIRGINIA
Phone Washington 2590
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