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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-10-20
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-10-20

burned, yet he lies stiff in
deaths grip Notice the trinklc
of blood running down his
cheeks. He was shot in the ear
by bullet that would tear
through armor seven inches
thick!
1t is quite impossible 10 tell
whether this soldier died smil-
ing; more than half his face has
been blown away by a hand
grenade. Little does beauty
manifest itself in the hunk of
serrated flesh that razor sharp
shrapnel left.
The Cleanup
If one has any stamina left
after viewing what major
battle produces, one may watch
the "clean-up" squad at work.
Heads, arms, feet, fingers and
ears are gathered into piles,
shOveled into wheel-barrows.
then wheeled away to be dump
ed into a pit or burned.
Gas
Scientists labored night and
day to devise and perfect poison
Gus gases. That their efforts
were successful is evidenced by
the fact that mustard gas alone
caused over a million casualties.
1t produced on the skin large,
deep burns. Lungs and eyes were
scared raw. At times it had a
delayed action and many men
were gassed fatally before they
were aware of it. 1t coated but
tons and bayonets dull green.
Other gases used to extermi-
nate men were phosgene, chlori-
de, chloropiscrim and Lewisite.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or tear gas
was also used, but it mainly
| resulted in weakening the lungs
giving neumonia and bronchi
, tbs excellent chances to develop
{ The most deadly gas used in the
) first World War was phosgene
one full inhalation caused death
| Trench Life
II Trench life during the first
e World War was a nightmare OF
: mud, lice and rats. Untold thous
s ands contracted pneumonia ant
e rheumatism. Speaking of trench
O life in Serbia, physicIn saws
e They (wounded Serbs) wer
y filthy a bundle of rags, YER
t mn and dirt. Clay caked, the,
came from the trenches will
s matted hair and beard al
Y about their person, over thei
e hands, their faces, their cloth
e ing crawled vermin bv III,
d mllllons.....Our most repuIsjv,
+" cases were the patients who's,
n entire bodies would fill with nh,
RI without any apparent cause
resulting in death in four or fiv,
hours" Once a disease started
IN the trenches it was almcs
impossible to conrol. Typhus, es
Ipeclally, wen rampant in tn,
. trenches.
I The wives and children. left by
slain were the most lamentabI,
victims of wars awfulncss
Millions starved to death. Nil
lions more wandered arounc
cold and hungry. All suffered
Stay Out of War
: W h a t new means of killina
L hn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-10-20
First L. S. Tower Clock

First United States tower clock
is believed to be the one built al
Ipswich, Mass. in 1901.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-10-20

Mrs. Charlotte Wade has her
attractive little niece With her.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-10-20
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
CRAWFORD RITES

Last Friday the funeral of
Garfield Crawford, brother of
Mrs. Sam Wdae, was held in AL
derson. Mr.. Crawford being so
well known, the funeral was ex-
ceptionally large.
The lev. Mr.. Charles Page, of
Gary, who a short time ago had
charge Of the church at Alder
son ofiiciated.
Mr.. Crawford suffered a strof!e
and passed somewhat suddenly.
Sam Wade adds a coat of
paint to his residence on upper
Main street. Homeowners, take
a tip from Sam and add beauty
to your residence.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-10-20
The Value OF Life

There is nothing of which men
are so fond, and withal so careless
as life.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Comedy to Be Staged
By FOOtli6ht Club

Nothing But the TRUTH" twelfth
annual spring production of the
Footlight Club of Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School. will be presented
by the group Friday night, March
II, at Leland Junior High School.
Dick Smith and Mary Garland
Spencer play the leading roles, sup
ported by Mary Jane Benson, Alden
Manchester, Croydon Tolson, Jed
Dyer, James Cremins, Thelma Clay
ton, Mary Ellen Henry, Beverly
Knapp and Frances Defandorf.
The comedy is being directed by
Mrs. Florence Massey Black.
The action of Nothing But the
Truth" gets under way when the
hero bet $4,000 of some one else's
money that he can tell the truth
for "a hours without refusing to
answer any question. Among other
things he nearly loses his sweetheart
when he confesses past affairs, in
suits his hostess and drives a bishop
into Mysteries.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Gladys George Eyes
Broadway Stage

Gladys George, star of stage and
screen, may soon desert Hollywood
for Broadway if her current plans
hold.
Miss George, currently busy in
Paramount's I'm From Missouri" !"
starring Bob Burns, disclosed that
she is studing a number of plays
in which she may co-star with her
actor-husband Leonard Penn. Penn,
whom Hollywood keeps nearly as
busy as his wife, last appeared on
Broadway two years ago in the
Arthur Hopkins production, Paths
of Glory" and Elmer Rice's Be
tween Two Worlds"
If suitable vehicle is found for
Miss George and Penn it will be
the first time they have appeared
In a Broadway play together.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Where and When
Current TheaterAttractions
and Time of Showinf

National-"The Philadelphia
Story" Katharine Hepburn in new
comedy by Philip Barry: $50 pm.
Palace-"Pygmalion," George Ber-
nard Shaw comedy brought to the
screen: 10:45 am, 1855, $40, $40,
1885 and $50 pm.
Capitol "Huckleberry Finn"
Mickey Rooney in the screen ver-
sion of the story: 10:45 am, 1870,
4:20, 7:05 and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: 1885, 3:25, 6:10 and 9 pm.
Earle-"Yes, My Darling Daugh-
ter" film version of the hit stage
comedy: II am, 1:40, 4:30. 7:15 and
10 pm. Stage shows. 12:40, 3:25,
6:10 and 9 pm.
Keith's-"Spirit of Culver boy
IS shown the proper path: Ills
am, 1:2O and 3:20 pm. You Can't
Cheat an HonestsMan,' latest w. C.
Fields comedy: $40, 7:45 and $50
pm. March of Time: l, 3:05,
$40, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"You Can't Take It
With You," Frank Capra's prize
winning screen version of the stage
play: 1l:35 am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:05 and
9:35 pm.
Columbia idiots Delight"
screen version of the Robert Sher-
wood play: 11:55 am, 2:20, 4:45,
Ills and $40 pm.
Belasco-"With a Smile,' satir-
ical comedy with Maurice Cheva-
ler: 4:30, 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Little-"Lost Horizon" James Hill
tons beguiling fantasy: II am, 100,
3:l8, 5:27, 1886 and GAS pm.
Trans s-Lux-News and shorts: con-
tlnuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1939-03-09

WIZ hCu up a 4CW lllOllOlkS dkO
always having to be a madcap
comedienne. Perfect though her
talent might be-she always seemed
an ideal model for the Nation in
entertaining nonsense-Miss Dunno
was fed up with that sort of thing.
She was going to strike, she said.
Even though the words were Irene
Dunne's, which have a higher than
usual quality of believabinty, they
bounced off the ear like all the 9TH
erS on the same subject.
The ear was remiss in letting
them do that. Miss Dunno meant
them, and what they meant has
come true. In her next picture,
Love Affair" Miss Dunno is back
in dramatic role, the kind to which
she has been stranger since her
stunning work in "Cimarron. !"
They let her be a singer, and
good one, for while after that, but
she got pointed along the comedy
road. So good was she in "Theo-
dora Goes Wild" that her bosses
forgot how good she could be in
other things. They kept her as a
beautiful zany, even forgetting that
she could sing.
Miss Dunno remembered, however,
when every one else forgot. She
remembered with an earnestness and
aggressiveness that was very
pretty sight, something sufficiently
dramatic in itself to have meaning
to all concerned. 1t led her, as 1t
did Carole Lombard at the same
time, into tender romance, q theme
that Hollywood seems to overlook
until its rebellious condolences
point to its acceptability as a movie
theme.
Both of them, reports have it, do
SO we'll in the new meter that going
Wistful and romantic may become
the prescribed routine for the ulti-
mately successful comedienne.
X
A letter from Phil Regan yester-
day ind Gates he has not lost his
old enthusiasm for discovering the
place where they sell the best ham,
burgers in Washington. This de-
partment, which caught Mr.. Regan
only at such places as the Carleton
Shar-Zad room, the Shoreham,
Evening star., 1939-03-09

Wardman, ETC., when he was here
last week, had the notion Mr.. Regan
had swung completely over to cafe
society. But the suspicion is un-
just, and Phil says so, as follows:
Next time I'm in town let's both
try to find the time to explore some
new hamburger stands"
Andrea Leeds, leading lady of the
Presidents Birthday Ball, finally
got back to Hollywood. Her letter,
which she typed herself just to
prove that she really is serious about
that business of becoming a writer
as we'll as an actress, goes:
Since getting back to Hollywood
the studio hardly has given me time
to think, but when I do get the
chance I remember the wonderful
time I had in Washington -.
If time at your typewriter per-
mits. think of me kindly and re-
member that I am sincere in my
thanks"
If they ever awarded a prize to
the Hollywood actress who is most
easily thought of kindly Miss Leeds
ought to have it.
X X X
They laughed when Paramount
Studio hired lisa Miranda and then
could find no picture for her for
more than year, year in which
Miss Miranda languished and
learned English. Their laughter,
however, seems to have turned to
admiration for the judgment Para
mount showed, for right now Miss
Miranda is the most sought-after
actress in Hollywood. Hotel I'M
perial,". the old picture which
jinxed everybody for years, Miss
Miranda's first, has convinced other
producers Isa is at least half of that
wild lyrical description of her by
Gabriel d'Annunzio. At any rate,
five different studios now are trying
to borrow her for pictures.
Today at $50 and at Keith's the
feud between Chas. Mccarthy and
w. c. Fields will be resumed in
you Can't Cheat an Honest Man"
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Elmer Gantry Ready
For Film Career

Elmer Gantry, blind wonder horse
recently signed to a contract by
Warner Bros. to appear in film
story of his life, has arrived in
Hollywood to begin preparations
for "Gantry the Great"
Arriving with the horse was his
owner and mistress, Mrs. Eleanor
Getzendaner, who trained him as
a jumping, trick and race horse
before he became blind. After that
disaster, Mrs Getzendaner started
all over again and brought him
to the same proficiency he had
displayed before. Gantry now per-
forms his feats of jumping, racing
and special tricks as formerly on
signals from his owner.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Big Business Uses
STAGE Production

Big business employs the theater
now to serve its ends, the General
Electric Co. telling its 1899 sales
story to its organization with a
special stage production. Titled
Get Over Into Clover" the sales
message will be shown General Elec-
trio employees in this area Monday
night at the Shoreham Hotel.
Get Over Into Glover" is played
by a professional cast recruited in
New York.
The production, now on tour of
so key cities, travels in self
contained unit, with its own stage.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Tryouts Announced

Tryouts for players and back
stage workers for the coming sum-
mer season Of the Vagabond Casino
will be held tonight and Saturday
night at st. Margaret's Church, on
Connecticut avenue just below Co.
lumbia road. Charles L. Turner will
do the interviewing, beginning at
o'clock each night.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Visitors Invited to
See Rehearsal

The King Smith Playhouse School
Of the Theater is opening to the
public tomorrow nights rehearsal Of
its forthcoming play, angels Of
Peace" Visitors may go backstage
and get . general view Of the work
of the theater group in production.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Comedy Loses Second Star
AS Irene Dunno Deserts
Brightest of the Madcap Girls Joins
Carole Lombard in Revolt;
Miss Leeds Remembers
By JAY CARMODY.

sneak up on one in this business So much predicted
one drops into an attitude OF assuming nothing will happen
all OF sudden a
which seemed like words in the wind
Specifically talking Irene Dunno
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
HAzA MECYONK
UJRA

Amerikaban elo honfitarsa-
ink sok mindent adtak volna
azert, hogy oft lehessenek
Kassan, Konaromban, ing
varott vagy a Felvidek mas
varosaban, k0zsegeben, ami.
kor azok visszakerultek az
anyaorszaghoz. Szerettek vol
ma egyutt 0rvendezni ohazai
hozzatartozoikkal, barataikkal
a nagy magyar unnepen.
Amt akkor mem tehettek
meg, ait megtehetik most
nyaron.
Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesulet ugyanis mem.
yeti zarandoklatot rendez az
amerikai magyarsag szamara
es elviszi csoportjat Budapes-
ten Xviii Rakoczi fejedelem
visszacsatolt foldjere is.
Debrecen es Szeged utan a
csoport kenyelmes autobuszo.
kon fogja bejarni Beregszasz
Munkacs, Ungvar, Borsi' Sa.
rospatak, Kassa, Aggtelek es
Rozsnyo videket. Elvezetes
uton, kitino vezetokkel, OIL
cson es jo tarsasagban.
Ehhez a zarandoklathoz 6
mutt ev kivalo szolgalata alap
jan a rendezo Egyesilet ujrs
a Hamburg-American Line
egyik hatalmas hajojat valasz
totta XII es 1889 julius 20-ar
inditja elso es masodik mem
zedekbeli amerikai magyarok
Dol allo csoportjat az S. S
Deutschland gozossel Ham
burgba, honnan azonnal XII
Ion kozvetlen vasuti kocsiva
mennek a zarandokok Buda
pestre.
1938-ban is volt hasonlo tar
SaSlltaZaSa a RefOrmatu
Egyesiiletnek es minden kulG
nosebb ajanlgatas helyett csal
ait kerjiik az amerikai ma
gyarsagtol, kerdezzen meg va
lakit, aH resztvett a tavaly
uton arrol, hogy milyen vol
az utja?
Ha ext megteszi, bizonyosa
vagyunk fel6le, hogy veltn
fog jonni. Reszletekr6l egyet
kent a legnagyobb keszseggt
ad felvilagositast baTmelyi
hajojegyugynokseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
ORVOS TULTENCES Mem FENYECET

helyezkedest probal igen sep
sikerrel szerezni.
Ha ketszer annyi orvos err
keznek Europabol Amerikaba,
az Sc lenne bal, amint ait ma
gyon erdekes modon talalta XII
a Nebraska allan Omaha va
rosaban dolgozo radio allo-
mas. Ez az allomaS a radon
keresztul a nyilvanossag el6tt
megkerdezett egy Anerikaban
szuletett es nevelkedett fatal
orvost, hogy mi a panasza,
amire ait a feleletet kapta,
hogy tulsok az orvos es mem
tud sehol kell0 gyakorlatra
alkalmas helyet talalni.
A radio allomas ekkor a
nagy kozonseghez fordult es
megkerdezte, hogy hol lenne
sziikseg egy joravalo orvosra?
A kovetkezo heten pedig be-
jelentettek, hogy a kozep-
nyugati allamokbol "a varos
jelentkezett, hogy kuldjenek
oda egy orvost, inert oft egy-
altalan mines.
Hely tehat lenne elegend0
orvosok reszere Amerikaban,
de a baj az, hogy a legtobb
fatal orvos a Macy varosok
fele igyekszik es mem akar a
videken letelepedni azzal, hogy
a videken nincs alkalom ARA,
hogy egy orvos nagy ember
leheSSen.
Termeszetesen ez mem igaZ.
A vilag ket legnagyobb or
vosa, a Mayo testverek elmen-
tex a sajat sziilofalujokba es
abbol olyan varost csinaltak,
amelyet az egesz fold kerek-
sege ismer.
Tudasuk hirere a vilag min
den reSzebol Sietnek oda a be-
tegek. Megteheti ext minden-
XII, aki - tud.
A baj talan oft van, hogy
az Europabol erkezo orvosok
|javaresze, SGT er6sen tulnyomo
resze sokat tud. Es EFT ma
|gyon konnyu felismerni az vi
hazaban is, aminek k0vetkez-
menye viszont az, hogy nagy
gyakorlatra es nagy jovede-
lemre tesznek szert.
| Ext csak az onzes kifogasol-
hatja. Csak az 0nzes zarhatja
el kivalo tudosok el6l a meg
elhetes lehet6seget deig-6raig,
de sokaig mem, inert az igaz-
sag hamarosan kideril es err
venyesiil is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
CSAK HADD JOJJON
AZ ARvlz

Vermont allan republicans
kormanyzoja kezdte ait a bo-
londsagot, hogy inkabb ontse
ell az arviz a fel orszagot, de
ezen a cimen mem engedi be a
sz0vetsegi kormanyt sajat ALA
manak teriiletere. A meggon-
dolatlanul eldobott $40 ragados
lett. Vermont kormanyzojahoz
csatlakoztak a t0bbi New
England allamok is es a jar
vanyt most atcsapott Pennsyl-
vania allamba.
Az Ohio folyo es termeszete-
sen mas folyok is evente nagy
karokat okoznak az arvizek re-
ven Pennsylvaniaban es a new
deal kormanyzat elhatarozta,
hogy ett6l a veszedelemtol meg
szabaditja a nepet. Egyel6re oft
tartnak a tervvel, hogy elkol-
t0ttek mar vagy ot millio dol
lart a tervezgetesekre, de a
mernokok meg mem tudtak
megallapodni abban, hogy mi
lyen gatakat es armentesito te-
riileteket letesitsenek.
Annyi azonban maris BIO
nyos, hogy allami foldekre van
sziikseg, amelyek az arvizi fe-
lesleg raktarozasara szolgalja-
max es ezt a szovetsegi kor-
sylvania allamtol. Az ICY at
many ingyenesen kerte Penn
engedett terlletek termeszete-
sen szovetsegi tulajdonba ke-
riilnenek es azokon a szovet-
segi kormany lenne egyedul az
ur.
Pennsylvania allamnak most
republicans kormanyzoja van,
aki mem ert egyet Roosevelt
elnokkel es allaspontja az,
hogy inkabb ontse ell az arviz
minden esztendoben az allan
bizonyos reszet, senhogy abba
a szovetsegi kormany betegye
a labat es kivonjon egyes terri
leteket az allan uralma alol.
Ezen a ponton fent fog akad-
nj az Ohio folyo arvizmentesi-
tesenek ugye. Fent fog akad-
nj, inert a szovetsegi kormany
mem teheti AIT, hogy az altala
epitett munkak feletti ellenor.
zesi jogarol lemondjon.
Tisztara hatalmi kerdesrol
van $40 az arviz elleni vedeke.
zesnel es sajnalatos, hogy AT
politikai celokra hasznaljak XII
Az arviz altal fenyegetett pol.
garsagra nezve mellekes az
hogy a gatak felett XII az ur
Neki csak az a fontos, hogy
ne legyen arviz. A politikusol
kegyelmebol azonban lesz arviz
ezutan is jo ideig, inert hiszer
ez a veszely csak a polgarok
max art es mem a politikusok'
pak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
kepeket, ha elutasitjak.


A National Beet Sugar
Growers Association a Macy
cukorrepa termelok sz0vetse-
ge. Ez az a testiilet, amely
olyan el6szeretettel alkalmaz
mexikoi repakapalokat es azok
gyermekeit, f6leg gyermekei-
ket, inert azok a legolcs6bbak.
Ez a csoport kovetel mindig
dragabb cukorarakat azon a
cimen, hogy ezzel a repat ter
mel6 farmereken segit.
Lehet, de a magasabb cukor
araknak a munkas meg soha
hasznat mem latta. Ez a
csoport a leger6sebb hatalom
Washingtonban, inert befolya-
sa van azokra a szenatorokra
es kepvisel6kre, akik cukor-
repat termelo allamokbol ke-
riilnek Westinghouse.
Ennek a csoportnak van
max ugyan loby-istai, mint a
fatal Havemeyer Horace es
Neil Kelly, de keves sziksege
van reajuk. Utahb6l, Colora-
dobol, Nebraskabol, Wyoming
Dol van eleg olyan partfogo-
juk, aki ma is szovetsegi sze-
nator.
Vannak meg mas cukor
loby-istak is. Az American
Sugar Cane League, amely
Louisiana allan nadcukor gya
rait kepviseli.
A Hawaiian Suger Planters
Association, az Association o1
Sugar PRODUCERS OF PuerLC
Rico, de eek kisebbek.
Ellenben annal nagyobt
sullyal esik a latba az Ohio
allamban levo Paulding Sugar
Company, amely igen sol
magyar repakapalot alkalmaz
inert ennek egyik alelnokt
Prentiss Brown, michigan
szovetsegi senator, aki mos
a demokrata szenatorok e.
kepviselok orszagos part igaz
gatoja es akinek ennelfogvs
igen nagy befolyasa van. Di
cseretere mondva Prentis
Brown mem rosszabb, ha men
is jobb a tobbieknel.
Ami meg erosebbe teszi
cukoripar washington kepvi
seloinek helyzetet, az egy We
letlen koriilmeny. Marine
Eccles, a Federal Reserv
Board choke egyben az Anal
gamated Sugar Company ne
vii cukor trust choke is.
A mask, New Deal veze
Charles Taussig, aki Cordel
Hull kulugyminiszter legjob
baratja, egyben az America
Molasses Company elnoke
Mem csoda, ha Hull ilyel
korllmenyek k0zott arrol pa
naszkodik, hogy a cukor erde
keltseg megkeseriti a wash
; ingtoni eletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23

n lIldl euIOpdl VlSIOIlyCk
mellett igen sok ember tesz XII
serletet ARA, hogy kivando-
roljon az EgyesIilt Allamokba
es barmilyen szigoruak most
a bevandorlasi torvenyek, bizo-
nyos szazaleknak sikerul is ez.
Kiilonosen orvosi korokbol
hangzott fel ennelfogva az a
panasz, hogy igen sok, leg
alabb is $4,000 europai orvos
menekiilt at Amerikaba es
ezeknek versenye anyagilag
igen nagy karara van az lit
szuletett es lit kepzett orvo-
SOknak.
Ezzel a sulyos tevedessel
szemben az American Medical
Association most egy hivata-
F, los megallapitast keszitett,
amely ait mutatja, hogy az
utolso hat even belul Europa
Dol mindossze 1,18O orvos tu-
dott bejutni az EgyesTlt Ala
mokba es ezeknek letelepedese
a 10000 engedelyezett anne
rikai orvos megelheteset alig-
ha veszelyezteti.
Meltanytalan tehat mas or
vosi szaklapoknak a tiltakoza-
sa, hogy az europai orvosok
beozonlese veszedelmet ielen-
tene.
De meg kevesbbe helytallo
az a vad, amt most kezdenek
hangoztatni az europai orvo-
sokkal szemben, hogy azok-
max tudomanyos szinvonala es
erkolcsi erzese alatta lenne
annak, amihez lit vagyunk
szokva.
Bizonysag ere az, hogy
nehany szaz ujonnan erkezett
europai orvossal nagyhiru es
kival6 amerikai orvosok lep-
tex tarsasviszonyba es az,
hogy az ujonnan j0ttek koz0tt
igen sok olyan orvos van, aki
0nallo tudomanyos kutatasai-
val mar vilagra szolo hirnevet
szerzett maganak.
Reank nezve Amerikaban
csek szerencse lehet az, hogy
| lit van most mar DR.. Wilhelm
Frei a nagy dermatologist. TIT
van DR.. Carl Lange, aki a leg
veszede delmesebb betegseg, a
sifllisz ellen a vilagszerte hasz-
malt Lange kutato eljarast ia
lalta fel.
Amerikaba jott DR.. Bernard
Sachs, DR.. Ernest Philip Boas
DR.. John Augustus Hartwell
DR.. William Hallock Park es a
mindannyinal nagyobb newt
DR.. Emanuel Libman. Olyar
nevek eek, adlre joggal lehet
biiszke az amerikai orvosi tu.
domany.
Az ujonnan erkez6 europai
orvosok segiteset celozza a fe-
lekezeti Acknowledgment mem
ismer6 National Coordinatine
Committee Fund, Inc, amely
az ujonnan erkez6 orvosoknal
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