Friday. September- Ib. I956 SCARLET AND BLACK Mononucleosis Danger to Students; Nurse Explains Causes, Prevention A health' problem often asso— ciated with the fast pace 0! stu- dent. life is the disease called infectious mononucleosis: Mrs. Irma Hall, Administrative Su- pervisor ot the College Health Center, says that students who are exposed to “mono” can catch 'the disease it they have let their resistance deteriorates Good nutrition, sufficient rest and atemse best prevent the onset of “mono." The Health Center that it treated 26 cases of the disease during the last school year. In the school years trom 1959 to 1965, tram eight to 19 cases were reported each year. In the early 1950's, the num- ber of cases reported was rew or none. Although there appears _ to have been an increase in the incidence of “menu" at Grinnell, Mrs. Hall has indicated that it “may have been just as promi~ nent" ten or fifteen years ago. but that "doctors are more monoconscious now.” Typical symptoms at the dis- Elder Hersh Guests With Lenox Quartet is distinguished viullst will be guest artist with the Lenox Quartet in a program or quin- ' tets this evening at 8 pm. in Roberts Theatre. Ralph Hersh will join his son, Pa'ul Hersh, also a violist, and the three other members of Lhe Lenox group in a program com- prising Mozart's Quintet in C Major. K. 515, Brahms' Quintet in G Major, Opus ill, and Moz~ art's Quintet in G Minor, K. 516. ' Mr. Hersh is principal violist in the National Symphony and tor the ABC Network Symphony and is Violist. in the W Q X R, Lener, and Stuyvesant String Quartets. Currently on the fac- ulty ot the Hopkins Center at Dartmouth College, he has pre- viously been artist-teacher {or the Marines School DI Mustc, the Dalcroze School, and the Aspen Music Schools Chapel William s. Cobb (phil- osophy) will speak in Her- rick Chapel this Sunday. His sermon topic will he “The Nature or Miracles." reports - ease are swollen glands, sore throat, excessive fatigue and listlessness. Some students have also noted emotional depression in the beginning stages. “Mano" is less serious if it is discovered earlyr Diagnosis. however, cannot be determined Without a-laboratory test be cause the disease can be so eas‘ ily contused with momentary depression or with quite a va- riety of physical illnesses. in Grinnell. these tests are given at the hospitals but only at the direction or a doctor. A quick, two dollar test will determine the presence of the disease right away; a second, more expen- sive, less immediate test shows the actual degree at illness. High Income JOBS Dn campus en a high paying job in roles. distribution, or trinket research right on your awn campus. as. com. a eamphr teptorentsiiya in over ioriy "inquiries, Ant... ican Airlines. Op ntion Maren. m. and earn big plrr-le money doing interesting work. Apply right away! Coil-gins Marketing. Dept. H. 27 E. 22 'St.. New York. N.Y. lu0I0. For School or Typewriter Supplies Grinnell Office Supply Actors iron. the Port cities GRINNELL, IOWA ' RflSISSW‘" Big Savings This Week THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY GAYMODE NYLON?» Reg. Price 3 Pt. 2.95 NOW 3 PAIRS FOI'I ‘ 2.27 Page Fiv- IllllllllllllllllllllillllllillllllllllllllIlllilliillllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllmlllltllllllllllllllllillltllllllllllililllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllIIIIllllltilllllilllllitllllllllllllIillllIillllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllltllllltllllllllll — STUDENTS —— Surprise your parents. Buy them a subscription to the 5&3, Just $5 and the ad- iacent blank filled in with their address is all it takes. Put it in the 5&5 mail box now. | Name I Addreu | City. Reg. Filters $1.57 Curtis Cream Rinse . .. $1.5o Sudden aeouty Spray Deodorant . . 86¢ SLI 0 Mennen Skin Bracer..........66‘ 88: French Touch Hair Spray.. to Oz, Woodbury Golden Shampoo . . . . 59¢ .....33*‘ 75c Cue Tooth Paste . . . . . . . . .'39¢ PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR BUSINESS Four Pharmacists To Serve You FREE DELIVERY High Potency . VITAMINS 100 Plus 30 FREE HEAD & SHOULDERS sunrnnoo CHARGE ACCOUNTS Gold Bond Stamps'