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Evening star., 1924-08-10
UPPER MARLBORO.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, August
3 Especially The annual fair, under
the auspices of the Southern MARYLAND
, Agricultural Fair Association. to be held
mere september 8 to 13, several weeks
earlier than usual, promises to be big
ger than ever before The exhibition
nall will be double the size of the old
naii. "A new stock building also will be
available and a new judges stand on
the race course. Directors are NJ Hamn
ton Magruder. DIR. Charles " HAYDEN.
Walter J. Mitchell, John b. Pyles. viii
iiam G Brooke, Hal B. Clagett, George
;. Dove. w. S. Chichester Robert /,
Hall. John T. Hall The women's com
mittee-Mesdames Frank Forbes. Frank
rarran' Henry l.. Morris. James Carr
henry b. Brady. Thomas Fl. Lyons,
Martha Boone. John E. Mulhkin. Nell
son A Ryon. H. Clay Hopkins, George
w; Buck, John T. Hall, Fabian Heilig,
William T. Davis. w. s. Chichester,
Phiiip Nalley, Arthur Bowie, Frank
Darnali' Walter Euwer. William S. Hill,
Charles Hill Bowie, George B. Peverly,
1.ansoale 9. Sasscer, John H. Traband
Clarence NJ. Roberts, Frank G. Addison
Michael J. Wyvill George S. Harrison,
Samuel L: Sweeney, Joseph C. Mating
ly, j. F. Goldsborough William F, HoI.
mead. George Buckheister, r. Bernard
Brady, Otho S. Pumphrey. Albert o.
Beall. French Bowie Addison, Francis
); Carmody. Julian S. Hall. Leo Farrall,
Albert Bowling, L. Allison Wilmer, John
Beroerick and Misses Alice d. Duvall,
Maud Gibbons, Helen Briscoe, Susie
Ciagett and Rebecca Berry. Many at
fractions will include seven horse races
daily.
Among the exhibitions in which
winners VIII be awarded cash pre-
.tl
wheat, corn, tobacco. garden prod
ucts, agricultural implements. fruits.
French, silk and colored cotton en-
broidery; knitting, crocheting, new
ana remodeled garments, special ex-
hibits OF household art, canned goods.
preserves. jellies. pickles, catsup and
sauces. dried fruit, cut flowers, potted
plants. bread. cake, pies, candy, dairy
products, home-cured meats, vinegar.
soap; honey. child's exhibit painting,
poys and girls club exhibits in
Guiding hogs, poultry. corn, cattle
Judging, club exhibit. All or junior
home-makers' club exhibit, poultry.
nigh. grammar and rural school and
community booth exhibits. Persons
desiring to make entries should an
ply to William G. Brooke, secretary
of the fair association. at Upper Marl-
ooro, for premium list or other in
formation.
Prince Georges County commission
eFs nave appointed John B. Steele
local assessor for Hyattsville election
district, to assist Assessor Elmer
Hutchinson.
Women of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Cheltenham, Prince Georges
County, will hold their annual festi-
val on the church lawn August 81, be-
ginning at o'clock.
r. A. Cross of Westwood, Prince
Georges County. received 81 cents a
pound for a hogshead of tobacco sold
for him by the Maryland Tobacco
Growers Association recently. Ac-
cording to officials of this association.
this is the only hogshead of tobacco
that has been sold on the Baltimore
market for more than so cents per
pound.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
VALLEY APPLE YIELD
1,750, 900 BARRELS
cumberland and Shenandoah Esti-
mates Reduce Federal and State
Figures by Third.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star
MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Au,rv. q
Apple growers IN the cumberIaro
and Shenandoah Valley apple sections
Will market an approximate yield on
1,150,0o0 barrels this year, according
to estimates here
The estimate is for all marketab HE
1ruft that VIII be moved in barrels
and bushel baskets, and does not In
clude bulk and cider stock that wiIS
be Jumped and whose quantity viii
be determined only by the ultimate
maturing of the apples now on tho
trees. The estimate is one-third un-
der the United States and States es-
Inmates as of July l. Those estimates
the first inclusive figures for thu
year-growers says, credited the sec
tfon with far more than its actual
promise, and to certain exten.
wor ked harm on the market by over
stating the probable supply Tho
governmental surveys are being pared
down vigorously, it is stated, at the
earnest behest of the growers them
selves. The yield will be approx
mately 40 per cent of the yield last
year in the same region. The 1923
yield set record of nearly 100000
barrels. The current seasons yield
will be approximately 35 per cent of
capacity crop.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
KENDALL MURDER
TRIAL NEXT WEEK
Legal Talent Arrayed for
Battle Over Life of Young
Virginia Farmer.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch TO Inc star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va, August
9.-The trial of Charles b. Kendall.
24year- old Spotsylvania farmer, un-
der indictment for murder OF DR.. Rob
ert l.. Powell at Granite Springs May
IT, will come before a jury In Spot
sylvania Circuit Court August 1s.
Judge A. B. Dabney of the Corpora
tion Court of Charlottesville will pre-
side.
Kendall has been confined in Spot
sylvania jail since his capture in
Orange May 19, two days after the
crime. His companion, Arthur Ratnes,
who was held under bond as a wit
ness, committed suicide with shot
gun recently.
The alleged murder occurred on a
Saturday afternoon, when Kendall. IT
is alleged. called DIR. Powell from the
store of j. Lewis Dulin and asked him
to come down the road. as he wanted
to talk with him. The two left the
store In their autos and proceeded
to point near the home of Massie
V. Harris. where, according to wit
nesses, Kendall drew gun and
emptied the contents into the body of
the physician. after which he Ned
DIR. Powell fingered two hours. S. p.
Powell is commemorative attorney
OF the county, but cannot prosecute
Kendall, because he is brother of
the slain man. Three nights before
the killing DR.. Powell is reported to
have administered beating to Ken
dali Julian F. Kendall, father of the
accused man, is a lifelong friend of
the Powells. His wife is a semi
invalid. The physician was 81 years
old. Attorneys for both sides are
preparing for 4 hard-fought legal
battle. Former Senator G. O'Conor
Goolrick of this city, assisted by At
torneys L. o. Wendenberg and T. Gray
Haddon of Richmond. will direct the
prosecution, and Attorneys William
w. Butzner and Harry NJ. Smith. jr.,
of Richmond will defend Kendall.
moned
Evening star., 1924-08-10
EXPERT SCHOOL ADVICE

The Star has engaged the seru-
ices of an expert school aduiser
on oaf.of-town schools. IL is sng-
gesfed that those Interested pisit
the schools personally if possible,
or write direct TO the schools,
giving explicit information about
the pupil desired to be entered,
and ask for fail details and NOT
simply for catalogue.
The Stars expert school ad-s
piser is Disifine the oaf-of-fowa
schools at all times, and readers
can obtain explicit adpice by ad-
dressing the Educational Adpirer,
e/o The Euemine Star, Wash
inston, d. C., and all letters sciH
be forvarded and answered.
brom bflp.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
Big Illumination
Planned for Davis
Notification, Meet
by the Associated Press.
rTA DLyuDI-D~ xrr

by the Associated Press.
CLARKSBURG, W.. VA, August 9.
John w. Davis will probably be
the most brilliantly illuminated
man In the United States Monday
night during the ceremonies here
at which he will be notified for
mally OF his nomination for the
presidency by the Democratic
party.
Through the wizardy of mod
ern lighting total OF 10000 cam
ulepower of light will be concen-
trated on the speakers stand in
CON Plaza and the grounds sur
rounding. which will be made as
bright as day. More than 100000
square feet will be illuminated.
Engineers OF a Pittsburgh cleo
trical firm have just completed in
staliing 75 100000 watt lamps in
standard flood light projectors, the
JOB being completed in eight hours.
The projectors mounted on the
speakers stand will throw a red.
white and blue "sunburst," max
ing a bizarre, though patriotic
effect.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
BALLSTON.

BALLSTON, Va. August 9 (Spe-
ciaD.-J. T. Myers has sold his mod
ern Groom bungalow on Swindell
road to William A, Smith of Brad
bury Heights, Md.
DR.. H. L. Echols and W.. l. White
enjoyed several days of fishing at
Bluemont last week, the guests of
Postmaster Lewis.
Julius Anderson has sold his house
on Clement avenue. to T. H. Sher-
wood of Lacey.
Rev. l.. Vroman Schermerhorn of
Washington, who filled the pulpit of
the Ballston Presbyterian Church last
Sunday. will again preach there to-
morrow.
Bert L. Snyder of the vicinity of
Vienna, Fairfax. County, has pur-
chased garage at Lacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il F, Wilson are the
Lee Douglas Will lead the Christian
Endeavor meeting at. the Ballston
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
VIRGINIA. HEALTH
PROGRESS RAPID
Improvement of Conditions
for Children One of States
Aims, Says Official.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, August 9.-vir-
giEia has made rapid progress in
health work, Carter w. Wormeley,
director Of the State bureau of pub
iicity. declared tonight IN making
of health.
virginia was one Of the first States
TO take advantage of bacterial dis
coveries in the field of preventive
meolclne, ne said, "and in 1908 COM
pleteiy reorganized its State board Of
@ ngalth, Placing in charge physician
VINO haa been well prepared for such
Work through postgraduate studies
abroad. Despite four subsequent
cnanges OF State administration, Vir-
ginia has today the same commits
sloners of health who took office 16
years ago.
From the inception of real public
health work in the State a sense of
It's Importance has been wfdespread
loday, there is general appreciation
or the part it plays in making
peopie prosperous, productive and
unborn child and continue through
ALI the ages It's aim is to produce
healthy children and to provide for
them heaithful conditions
First Tuberculosis Sanftarium.
The State is generous in its appro
priations for health work. 1t estab-
!ished the first tuberculosis sani-
tarium in the South and one of the
nrst in America. 1t now maintains
two excellently equipped sanatoria
Tor white patients and one for coiored
people. This latter was not onJv the
first of its kind to be established,
but until year ago 1t had more
beos exclusively for colored patients
than all other Southern sanatoria
combined. -
within l6 years the sickness rate
more than rs per cent: within Ia
years the death rate from this disease
mas been cut two-thirds: within s
years the death rate from tuber-
culosis has been reduced more than
ohe-thlro. FROM some counties hook
worm has been virtually banished
from all counties it is Disappearing
Evening star., 1924-08-10
MISSING u. S. MARINE
ARRESTED AS ROBBER
Diamond Ring and Other Property
Found on Youth Held in
Rockville Jail.
Special Dispatch to The Sta-

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. August 9.-sher-
III Aibaugh of Frederick County, Md.
happened along yesterday when Low
ell r. Day. lS-year-old United States
marine, got off a train at Washing
Ton junction. The sheriff arrastsd
Gay ~ Tor tor investigation and found in
srnId r1tS possession $500 diamond ring. 4
soIu watch, wedding ring SONS
money and other property. 'i'
Deputy Sheriff Gingeu and Police
man tiagett of Rockville happened
al afo3g a and told the sheriff the home me
u ,, 1oseph Pyles. merchant of Sell
man, Md. Montgomery County, had
mad been robbed OF articles Of the de-
oftip'ion oner naH OF those found on his pris-
pened to be out of money and enterad
NE me PyIes home, according to the
Imohtgomery County officers, who
locked him up at Rockville. Tnvestio
gation revealed that Day was listed
as a deserter from Quantico. He
Ky. -"ciNooerts'
Evening star., 1924-08-10
COTTAGE CITY.

COTTAGE CITY, Md, August 9
Especially Prince. Georges County
commissioners have let it be known
that the road rebate money to be paid
year will amount to sS52.63 The an
nual road rebate money is one of the
advantages of Incorporation, it is
pointed out.
The commissioners are planning to
get the grades of the streets, with a
view to providing proper drainage.
The town commissioners have de-
cided to endeavor to negotiate con-
tract with the Potomac Electric Pow
er Company covering the street
lights. 1t is hoped to place this con-
tract into effect January | next. H.
n. Johnson has been appointed town
treasurer and has accepted.
An inspector from the Post Office
Department visiting here laid out the
routes for the mail delivery service
which is expectd to start about Sep
tember l. In addition TO having the
mail delivered by carriers from the
Brentwood post office the plans in
clude the placing of collection boxes
at various points for outgoing mail.
Due to shortage of such boxes, it is
likely that they will not be installed
at the time the carrier service start
All residents of the town are remind
ed that mail will not be delivered to
any house which does not have
mail box fastened to the house or
suitable slot in the front door. In
order to facilitate the carrier service
it is hoped that each householder will
make the necessary arrangements
prior to September 1. After this
service starts it will be necessary to
have incoming mail addressed so as
to give the name of the addressee
and the street and number. Persons
desiring to have Cottage City appear
on the envelope should arrange to
have this followed by brentwood,
Md, Post Office" or some similar
wording. -
At the August meeting of the fire
company it was announced that the
building committee had practically
decided to start work on the new fire
house about September 1. The lot,
which was bought some time ago. has
now been surveyed and staked off. j.
r. Atwill has resigned as engineer of
the company and Samuel z. Tayman
has been appointed his successor
Evening star., 1924-08-10
Berwyn-Branchville.
BRANCHvILLE, August

BRANCHvILLE, August (spe-
ciaD.-The Prince Georges County
school board has appointed A B. Ga
han of Berwyn trustee of the local
school, to succeed Sheriff John Fink.
whose term expired in May. The term
pire in 1925, and that of Dr. A o.
Etienne, chairman of the local board, in
1926.
The following members Of Boy Scout
Troop, No. Ia, of Berwyn spent last
week at Camp Roosevelt, the Scout
Matzen. Kermit Hunt, John Bowie. Rob-
ert Pannebaker, Mark Woods MALLORY
Wooster and William Deeck.
Eleanor Bichord Of the Girl Reserves,
Josephine Griffith and Dorothy Maxwell,
all of Berwyn. have returned from the
Y. w. c. A Camp near Baltimore. Sadie
Pannebaker and Mary Elizabeth Null
ligan spent the week at the All Club
Camp at Fort Foote. On Friday, wish
tors day." about 40 friends of the
campers spent the day there. Seventy
were enrolled at the camp, which was
under the direction of Miss Ellen L.
Davis, home demonstration agent
Mrs. Clarita Cissef has sold her house,
in Daniels Park and is spending the re-
mainder of the Summer at North Beach.
Mrs. Arthur Lucas of Atlanta, Ga,
with her son, Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Cunningham .of
Daniels Park. !.
The family Of c. II. Dant Of Washing
ton has taken the residence of John NJ
Sherman for the Summer.
Engineers Of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. have drafted the final plan
for location of poles and lines Of the
electric extension from Branchville to
Ammendale, and it is understood con-
struction will begin at once.
State Forester Beasley has appointed
TaH 1f 1y~,,, ,ol,r
den for Berwyn District, the number OF
forest fires occurring in the county MAX
ing It. advisable to have one In each
district
Evening star., 1924-08-10
Drew the Line Somewhere.

From the Boston Transcript
Muriel-I don't know whether to
marry Ferdie or merely be sister to
him. What do. you think, dear?
Madge-Oh. Ferdie's all right for a
husband, but. wouldn't want such a
boob for q brother.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
EDUCATIONAL.
McTernan School
for Bows

Columbia Blvd, Waterbury, Conn.
Unusual personal attention to the in
dividuni i'm n home atmosphere. De-
velopment through athletics IA spe-
ciaI feature. Vacation address, &. &.
McTERSAN, Crystal Beach Camp, Say
brook, Conn.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
EDUCATIONAL.

LUCIA GALE-BARBER SCHOOL
will board limited number of children, August
and September: coaching. School term opens
October 1: day and boarding. MARY GALE
DAVIS. Pd. NJ, Prin., 1915 Belmont road
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
n A M i GSz0LAL
Il T h Q M B I r A.

Egy Cseho -Szlovakiab6l erke-
zett tud6sitas erdekes esetr5l ho-
zott hirt, ami a cseh-magyar ha-
taron t0rtent ncmsokara hogy
ez vilagraszol6 eset kis-antant
sajt6jat lazas sizgalomba fogja
hozni, sot talan diplomaciai jegy-
ztkvaltasok targya lcsz.
~ a kacsafeszekben sziiletett
hir fog esetleg ugyanis sasszar-
nyakon vegigvonulni a vilagsajt6
ban, hogy Magyarorszag ismet ha-
borura kesziilodik. hogy nagy ka-
tonasagot vontunk ossze q magyar
cseh hataron, a magyar seregek
mar meg is kezdettek az ellenseges
kedest minden hadiizenet nelkiil
mar felrobbant a haboru tiize a
hataron. A cseh lpadsereg azonban
a tamadassal szembcn higgadt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
EGY HkROlfESzTHNDtjS
CSODAGYEKEK.

A siofokrol Szekesfehervarfa
utazo k6zonseg valosagos bucsu-
jarast, relrdczett az elInult napck-
ban cgy harmadosztalyu vasnti
fiilkc eld, ahol egy faldmives paY
illt a skis fiavaI' A csodagve-
rex Veriiger Tstvan degi fold
mivcs gyermelze, aki augustus g.
an volt harom esztend6s, $ lnaris
26 kilogramm a testsulya. Feje
hatalmas, tekintete 6reges s mar
;pclyhedzo szakalla es bajusza is
kiiitkozott. AZ .utasok koriilfog-
talk a rsodagyeraleket, aki bar
inogorya, des,drtelnes feleieteket
adott aS hozzaintezett kerdeseisre.
Hshetetlen nagy etvagya van i
amivel az utasok ! megkinaltak;
ait tiinemenyes gyorsasaggal To-
gyasztotta cl. A fehervari allonla
son peldaul egs par virslit ker
falatbAn nyelt le. A csodagyer,ne
ket egyebkent< felhozzak Buda.
pestre, inert a kozsegi orvos ve-
lemenye szerint esetleg segiteai
tudnak rata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
Repul6szerencseslsnss tortenI

Repiloszerencsetl torteni
a szoll5si rcpalo tciepep. szeptem,
ber lO-en este Eel s orakof kikep-
.z6 gepen feIszalft Grof yaclav Or
mester, pil6ta, Aranz pil6tanoven.
dekkel. Alig cmelkcdtek Eel, ami
d5n k6ruibeliil f5 meter magassag
ban a gcp lnesingott Is lesnhant,
Grof az utols6 pillanatban king,
.rott g semmi baja sem tortsnt
Kevesbe szerencses volt Franz, a
Hi az els1 iilesben Ilt es mem ug.
rott Xxi. A geppel egyatt ert q fold
re es lab, valamint kest0rest ssen.
vedett, ezen kiviil egyeb zuz6d&sai
is tamaitak. A hely5rsegi kdrhaz.
ba szallitettak 6s OFT apoljak. a
gep teljesen 0sszczuz6dott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20

fezervalts6ggM viselkedett. s mi
vel q hifeszteles jol kiszanitva
0sszeesik a magyar kolcson kill
.f0ldi jegyzesevel, dip1omaciank.
max lesz eleg munkaja, mig a
szunyogb6l csinalt elefantot visz-
szaboncolja.
A hataron elo magyarok szerint
ugyallis d cseh katonak IS csens
ssSr5k alland6an felnek attol,. hogy
egyszer maid megis megsz6lal a
trombita a hataron S el vannak
kesziilve ARA, hogy az els5 ma.
gyar Observation-Disclosures hig-
gadt rezervaltsaggal visszavonul-
max Nos, ez a reg felt pillanat al
lit6lag bekovetkezett a 1nn1tlor
d. magyar-cseh iiataron, ott, hol az
ufolsd magyar es cseh falu oily
kozel fekiisznek egymashoz, hogy
a kakasskukorekolas is athallat-
SILK a szofnszedb6l.
Tiz cseh esend6r Srizte ha-
tart, mikor tuloldaE magyar
falub6l qgyszerre lnegsz6lalt a
trombita S ugyanekkor Tang Is
fist emelkedett a levegobe. A tiz
seseh sitez q magyar trombita III
aszt6 harsongasara mem gondolha-
|. tott mast, mint hogy a magyar
ladsereg tenyleg megkezdette d
tamadast S egy pillanat alatt 4
kiszaladt a falub6l! Masnap mar
Pragaban ujsagoltak a magya-
rok barbar tamadasat, melyet a
mi fekezhetetlen irredenta -agita-
ci6nk okozott: egy szalmakazal
meogyulladt annak langja es
fiistie tort az eg fele, mire a hely-
bell 0nkentes tiizolto-egylet from
bitasa megfuita troinbitat, hogy
0sszeterelje tuzolt6kat. !.
AZ e1s6 tiizolt6-trombita meg
szolalasara egy szalmalangra el-
szala'dt a cseh hatar6rseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20
A c6oDADoKTok.

Ausstraliai csodadoasor srke-
zett Angliaba a wemblei vilagki-
allitasra. Ratana de4tor val6sa-
gos ndvartartassal drkezett Lon
donba. Mem kevesebb, mint ket
titkars es negy szolga kisertc a
hires angel f6varosba. Ratanat
shazajdban valosaggal balSanyoz-
Yak Is ugy tisztsiik, mint a sscn-
itiilset. A nagy maori azert jolt
iEuropaha, hogy q ineses vilagki-
allitas eyer csodajat megtekintse,
am .llirtelen . maga Walt Wam-
bley egyik legnasyobb csodajava,
A hir, hogy a nesyneyii orvos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-20

|L6ndDnba id6sik. egsAa Anglia
|tsftletff5i sskmtalan pAc,snst
|csG6itott ! fSvafosba, akik d wen
bleyi csodado oktornal gy6g5usast
kefesnek. Eatana derek, eleter5s,
|h6sskU fisher ssakailas aggasIyan,
AKIN Alis htssik meg, hogy aIs-
|tenck lit eytissdsb5l nsgyet az
|oryostudomany szotga1ataban,
|gy6gyifassal toltott. Tizen6t ases
|kof6ban kczdett foglalkozni 4 gro
|gyitas mddg Vel, maid neha III
|ssztehdeig egy.'x atasztraliai egye
| TEN 6fvesi III altAsst hallgatta.
KasSbb Abbahs ..tta a hivatalos
|tsndisst ss teljescil d ter,ntszet-
tudomanyos gyog 4 y,n6dnek miive-
lesahez ipartolt 1t, amclyek SIZE
|rinte kiaaf6la9 alkalmasak ar.
ia, hogy betcgckct szenvedfse-
ikt5l 1heeszabaditsak. Ietelepc-
dett alig nehany czer lakost szam
|lal6 szil5varoskajaban es csak-
Eliamar erz6keny konkurenciat
lcsinalt az ottan orvosoknak. ST
Here's gy5gym6tlj ljaiiaak hire rend-
fkivil gyorsan terjedt el. AZ or.
! yosok milailent megifsereftek,
.hogy a fatal kufuzsl6t, aki ak
tkor % eyes volt, lehetetleili,c ter
gyek. De betegefnek IS azonnak,
akikct kigydgyitott, hatatmas ta-
bora megvedtcs a csodadoktort.
Ra ana feye. evr5l-evrc r6veke-
dstt. Mint titkarja az angel NJ
lsagirolSnak elmondotta, mines a
1vilagon egyetlen egyeteni lamar
lsem, ski annyi beteget gy6gyi-
1tott volna, mint d wanbleyi cso-
iHadoktor, aki sza9hatvareYcrnel
tt5bb fchsr enbrrnck adta sissza
lelvesstett sgtssssgat. Terneszs.
tes gy6gym6,lokl1al dolgosik rs
fesak egeszeil ritka escthen hasz-
Ihal orvossagot. Ssamos eset|,en 81
keriilt ncki fakbetegsegben vagy
Observation-Disclosures szenved6 betcge-
Iket, akikr6l al orvosok mar teIie-
sen lenaondcttak, kigyJgyi.uni;s
Az angol kormany felsz6iitdtfa q
Ratanat, hogy londoni tart,izko-
dasa alatt tcrjessKen cl5 reszle-
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nelyet az uj.zeelandi laktssagot
|fizedcl6 iarvanyos betcgsegeket
le lchet kazdeni.