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JERRY B~RoNDFIELD

Vide World Features Writer
New York -You can add the
rules OF the Royal and Ancient
Order Of the St Andrews To the
casualties Of war Not . serious
casualty. pefhops. but indications
are that the golfing army Of Joe
buffers Is going 10 be able to re-
lax somewhat from the letter or
the rule book
Joe Dey. secretary Of the L. S.
.G A.. indicaied that although his
organization would make no for
NAL suggestions % golf clubs. To-
cal rules probably viii spring up
particularly in the case Of sub
siitution Of balls
The rules committee Of the
S c.. A has discussed the
problem at length. Dey said,
and as Ear as we're concerned il
viii be left 10 the individual
clabs."
ItTl Take Nerve
Thus the great majority Of golf
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osli II a water hazard. etc He
usight be able to get away with
fe~ ne Off with = battle scarfeu
veteran and Substitute without
. penalty because the rule says.
IN effect thar 3 ball in such con
Giiion tina, ii is admittedly ah
playable b. the opponent may BE-
replsced BY another"
One For Solomon
All OF which brings 10 mind
that another delicate situation
may arise through caddy short
ages with on boy carrying doa
BILE
The rule says that q penalty Of
q stroke IS declared against the
player whose caddy. while hold
ing the pin. allows il 10 be struck
by q bah
WelI-when this happens To q
eaddy carrying double. whose
caddy is he
Even the u. S G. A woala
steer clear Of that one That's
one Tor Solomon to decide.
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Vandiver Letter

The state band contests have
become one Of ogff most eatsiana
ing school events During the
past suf0 wesk rndk. bands from
saVenty.nine schools in the state
have competed IN these contests
Fifteen from Class A schools.
fifteen from Class Il schools
] thirty from Class G schools ard
alneteen from Class d schools
This IS an increase Of eleven en-.
traHts over the number that par
ticlpaled In the state contests lass
war
The President hes asked for
nao1e bands and more parades to
create enthusiasm and spirit 10
ward lise wal effort Tine War
Department believes in = singing
soidaers ard . singing eitszenrs
The schools Of Mississippi are ~
spending fundamentally 20 the
Presidents request
The state committee in charge
81 These eanteats are - De xan
graduated for tire well.arranKed
program ard for tise sntAuMnsti<
response that thes were ahla q
obtain frnsn ihe schools The rnsn.
mittec members are h Franl
Brown. superintendent OF Gulf
port city schools. chairman, J l.
Mccaskill. principal Of Meridian
High School. secretary end man
ager. J. AZ SFnyth Canton. Franl
HuFd. N1f.hezs james johnson
Yaxoe City. The Judges and IL
committee wsere very high il
their praise Of the progress beins
made IN Mississippi In this fieis
ct music
We wish TO congratulate tn,
school people and the citizens Q
the state for me very fine cooper
alton and efforts they arr puttini
forth Il make this type Of train
lnR possible for car youth ~
feel that time IS 3 very importan
part Of 3cipeol work
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buffers Nightmare

ers-with bail shortages IN mind
will be permitting themselves
to play an old ball when q water
hazard has To be carried or . jun
gle like rough Is nearby. and then
use q new ball on the green
without penalty
Only the top notchers the cour-
age0uS or the guy who has hoard
ed four dozen pills. win tee of
with a new one in such ercun.-
stances
It's q natural step" Dey ad-
misted People probably arcn't
going to be taking their golf quite
IS seriously these davS On the
other hand. tire T. s G. A doesns
want to take action 70 alter rules
because its surprising how golf
ers can become used to a change
20 such an extent that they be
eorue irritable when il IS changed
oack.
sOf course. II q rolfer knows
his rule book he doesn't need
change Of rules 70 substitute :
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Mrs Bessie Poets OF Gulfport
announces the marriage Of her
daughter. Mary Lofa.nc. TO III
James Delaney Buffet. son Of
Captain and Mrs ] d. Buffett o.
Pascagoula. at 6 o'clock in the
evening. Wednesday. Mey g.
1914 at the rcciory Of the Our
Lads Of Victories Church 81 Pas
eagoula
TIE wedding was very quiet
with oniy relatives and . Eev
friends present t. witness the
beautiful ritual Of the church as
conducted - Rev y : CAREY.
who used the double ring cefe-
mony in uniting the young eou.
pie.
The BRIDE was attended BY hef
sister. Miss Sails Poets q Gulf.
port and the bridegroom. by c
II STANLEY. r.. Is besr man Tae
brides gown was ; navy blue six
with > long waist and 3 pleated
skirt she sore a. orchid IS =
shoulder ofnamenl Hef bat and
accessories were also n navy.
A cream eolored SILK and linen
suit was worn bg the bridesmaid.
who used brown accessories IS 3
contrasting color.
Mra Buffet IS 3 graduate from
The Gulfport High Sehool and
also from Gulf Park College n
that city she Is president 0.
the Yenug Womens Business
Club q Pazeagoula end IS 3 popu.
lar membef Of TIE Young soeial
set
Mr Buffet IS 8 graduate from
me rascaKoala High School and
Z member % he passagoula
Knights Of Columbus lie IS ass
aesersedly popular IN ihis thE
town n which be grew e young
manhood he nos Is With IL
United States Army and 8 81.
TONED At he Houlton Naval Ar.
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.rHE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
10 NlS. j. q RILEY. IN. AND ROSS
RANKS CUNNINGHAM. DEFEND
Yea are saasmsuea e. apneax before the
ChnnrerY Caurt - Jackson County. 10
sa5H stats. 90 the S~ccn1 Menda1. the
eizhth des Il Iuue. 1915. = aefeaa the
sBEs n said Court - N. Celeste AhoQn.
= Ats.. IL sa5d Eoafz, wherein ssN are ne
.nsEenA4nta. AMI uhenssr tha EssnHzataAnt
sssA . p4rflsasH a. tn iaBk n said Cuua.
- In Seton Is ard =. Tu~u<hi4 :
S11th. Raaea 8 W@f. described a. fattuws
N~eainaiaR ~ she Southwest eeEasK %
Ssstssu Ta@nsh5n Saath. EaaEs 3
Wsst. ~h<h peiat 4zaM - she North.
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-EsID Nofs--


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
- IL. Muller Tndd
1D46 N1rtn 5th Street.
phiiadeiphia. Pennsylvania.
You are summoned 70 appear
before the Chancery Court Of
the County Of jackson n said
State. on the End Monday Of
June a. d. 1912. TO defend suit
No 6653 II said Court Of George
W Todd Wherein you are q de.
PENDANT. and wherein Complain
ant seeks a divorce as fully set
out IL bill On file.
THIS 8 day of May A D. 1912
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk. Chancery Court. Jackson
County. Mississippi
k-I2. sic, S &c. 6.s.
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west eazneF of Sention Il n said Sectien
Nax . rsxuiar Section thenee running
Ezz4 3 Distances Of thirta chains 4heuce
fasnlpe &outh > afN4anre - ~tuenkFsaeen
ehsins ard a~iNty=@sxeh links thenef fnn-
mag Wet q distance If thirts chains
chains end axis seyen Nnks q the piaes
II healnnlnx. eaxtainine eighty three ISL
aenez. a4l ~ = 81 est fs SAID H3i a.
Complaint en- file.
THIS a8th ans - Aprii, 1891
PRED TAYLOR.
Clerk chaaeery cssrs. Jackson eopatt.
Mississippi
1-S. sig. s-tq. S-z6.
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Nox.RmIDENr NOTICE.

THE stats OF MISSISSIPPI
- csefwe Farmer
Yea an s~azaucuaa e. aHnsas hsfass
the Ehaneeff GnnFs Il the Ceanff q
1aekazza - aid State. on the zad Mr.
aas - Jane 4 o.. iss2 T. asf~na zsis
A1. as4 - ssas CoaFt ~ olsesa Snaith
FARMER Wherein yuu arr = Defendant.
ard akeeeia EesnplM4aast ssSSa = diseFes
ami thaz ~ - a@nn4eI permanent eas
f4sff ~ M sHa nssfaf fhtiafea a. fully
~ aa4 Is kiil 81 gtis
Tka zsfh 80 ~ April A D f48z
FREu TAYLOR,
cisrk. chaneeFs Court 8seksen Geaats
MaA1AippA
t.3s. - z.f2 t.lsi c-S
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base IN Houlton. Maine.
Among the out-of town guests
for the wedding were. Mrs Bes
SIC pKetA motliA ofalie ntldN.
and Mp " p Roberts. sister 81
4L. Ez4M - - ~
t4fN HffWE utN4 ms HUNtAM u
Gulipoyt. and Mr.. and Mrs Wal
Ter Pelham. d Gautier. aunt and
uneie Of the bridegroom.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Elizabeth Bonner Robinson
{ 3 CONGRESSMAN Wm 4 col
mef.
House Office Bldg
Washington = c
You are summoned Il snns.ar
before the Chaneae e. -
the County q jackson 80
state. % the 2ud Moaasv 81
June 4 d. ls42 8 dciess z,ssf
10 cess IN SID Court i Ss,N
uel Robinson Wherein v5s -
defendant and wherein esr
nIainanf seeks a divorce s h,lse
81 out II bill on nle
This : 6ag q Ma A . ta4a
FRED TAuDOR.
Clerk Chaneery Court 5sersos
County. Mississippi
IS 5slz Sis. SIS
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NOTICE OF SETTING DOCK.
ETS CIRCUIT COURT FOR
REGULAR MAY TERM f9ta

Notice IS given that Hon L G.
Corban. Circuit Court Judge. Will
be IN Court Room. City Of Pasca-
goala. Mississippi. on Thursday.
the iath day % May A d., 1912,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, when the civ
Il docket will be called and the
cases thereon sci for trial on GER
tain days and dates.
AL parties interested govern
themselves accordingly
b. Order OF the Court
This the 5th day Of May 1912
W c. RAVENS,
Circuit Clerk
l5-f2. I time.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF ACaSo

STATE o. MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
NOTICE on TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS. ea the Gsa azs q April.
A. D.. 1851. EaNreuee Ghaubera. ieeeis
Hsnter aud SheFusAa Lass. onix heirs ii
lae ~ Enanas EhsmheHs. aeeessed. eE.
eated = eertsia a@ed q trust IN favor u
n a. Fats. IN which instrunaens the an.
8s4siEn~a waa Hnmed e. trustee ~ fNils
zppsars q rseuHa ia aeat boak No. =
Pages sts-zso e The Record a. Merte2ee.
and baah If Trust 81 Jackson ceunts.
Asafssspni. ana
WHEREAS. ne said LAWreaes Chan
heFs, 1ezzie Hunter and Sherman loel
h@se failed b. nas IL indebtedness -
eared Is aaid aeza ST Trssst 1t ma1arifs
therref. ard are ~hoily in asfsait. ans
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> whsn Year Fats i On
FuEleugh

he VII want % flnd YOU look.
- lovely ea1ssc Ihe Kifh sises
leATe behind afu twtcn ~ precious
Z wartime So lets ~ feminine
an1 pretty q possible A weekly
date witt TIE Modern Beauty
STOP vii % Things Tor yusr face
nd hair BY he way. ne Modem
Beauty Shop Is now n The Palace
Pharmacy Building
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: rIuIIr RsllIss


And 3 ~Cshson Glrls lnnk are
tie uFdex q ne day Vim the
aasid a eshf. hnrn turn with JOY
= lock x 4 pretty gal. pretslly
dressed And TT charming junior
Hfesses - Cay Gibson and
Trudy nnIF lines. See Mrs
cowans Dress shop AIRS. cuwan
ean show De latest in the love
lest
: What Dses salsn~ sussssss
To RE Salsm suggests richly
laden ships putting in from
strange ports Salem suggests
kss Easland md early Azakrhua.
40 Salem suggests the lovely
Salem CANA - be found 81 Hills
Hardware Stofe 10 Moss Point
IouN love the rosezfl0wered de-
slan and remember this Is made
n-America china nom Salem
OHIO
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connA WkIsM


Viii esplivale y0ur fancy Con.
ne sts1a CREATIONS are featured ii
kozge and Madamosselsa. Sc
son'n keep n step with tashioa
Nhaiever yoaE choice you'N iirai
- Eoanies hi-heslx lo-heek
zpeetatnE 81 platform solez See
- e them r. Hosenblums. today
: Learn To Dsisnd Your Home
- ffle risk q repeating myself
2 his eofnmn ma ! sss again
TAT Ne are = war. And Pssca
Fa1ia Is II 3 vulnerable position
Ne haze : great ship-vard here
2 vsaal defense industry ar.
HAuy Galsllaz IS working hned
= perfect hesne defense Il Pas.
eagonk. Ne shen1 ave nm az
~ Az laai - sGkk Mr. Gauties
Heeds e least one hundred meg
- Waxaepe - Ton Stout need.
80 handfed uien n the decon.
lan1naflon squad And subefln.
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is m0x thar = yeaF slnes
Germany nathered an un.
uiIllng Yugolavia into the
EuropeaH ns orIer. but un.
Ger the leadership Of General
Draja MihnllovIe. guerrilla
warfare against the Maxi
army 81 occupation takes on
rev force daily
Thn tall. lean sT.ysar.old
veteran 81 many = balkan
tempest keeps the Germans
Ilttsrs with his peoples army
assembled ia TIE msanlalm
asEient Wells needs afp hunared
messengers When yoa assend she
aetenW meetings don't alssnd
~ mesllng ssd err dfsp ut
rms S war And MS Is yoaf
na and sae nome q yussr chill
arm Tram y~oursell "a defend
otff hnnv
1aaf paAraao8ias
tbs IS yotsF eolslfan Il = writ.
sn with yosa 10 mind and with lht
sincere hogs that sou vii like II
ms rolnun u fe me people and
any cisr movement shst Is u IN.
seress - yoAa people u soa have
any llleAa thai yaa wo.lld Tx
eflfteu up IL this column tipeh
please telephone ms At tin
Chronicle. Star l trally want 20
hear from sou
Charlotte Smith
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: Stacks Are Hers For The
Duration

War Time hfings niFapiu faxh-
lans Ard nramhelds has . nall
Mae uf Stacks i every price The&
saeM score high IN any sport and
ukFTfe aii.eus. Tor fashion free.
10 Whateeer your particular
sar pr klxe BrunifHelds RS ihs
xIack lcr you.
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In > recent conversation viii
Pozsmastrf Arthur Smith i WA
zaaRszssa that the wsunlcn Of Pas
uazoaaa - thelT shopping Is early
aaFinE the aay a. possible TIE
sl-uelsee ara the stores feel ne
a@saen Eaah q shoppers IN the
late afternoon All Of yea kno&l
that TIE majority Of shlpysfd
WufkeFa reach Town about four.
tisiply Til seatlees : terrible rush
on the stores from louF.lhlrty r.
- o'clock II the housewives
sld enaeavof 70 do their ahop
EaE earlier II The day. this aash
eald Ae avoided in some meas
ne
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: pp Inlo H.ert d china
~ muRd uFg q Jap
a. Tee ~ sf will nes eone
illeF wiil TIRE suure
81 n vii perish frum tnx
Na1lh. Ard ne Mns1 IS
iaK 8an will cena q te ae1t
ard Chsmns maNniient irecfas
a mcfndible cid China viii
@lF neba a msn uan "
an huk Ms hoai fanFaes II
l = nassan can - rav
has l&2 apstit eanisoi h@ destuy
ReF aE4 n China has 3d.
fefkd Ma4 III ~ nEst hasgfib
mtk Tx story - aaF
usallss and asrnelt Ia China
wiH be olte q ire hisekeet pages
81 hlktns b the sans
nna 81 Histories fus1l tnen
n viii M Chlnaa 4tsndf1N
refusal = ace deieas ard eg
Guest TanY has< azlfgn1iltsa -
itafe ard Nsaden Seath az thnil
aaily fare Ard no nation ms bet
e. demonstrates rs aae Il ffee
dam end su2vsesl 4 h hard e
pEo)eei ar imagination TITO ne
kaaAsN. hard. asuniians - eiinf
nssnost faith "a 3 lief II
vAtpzy But snch a peSnle IS
China tan never b. conquered
Victory for CANA wsll fuoted
Ia despaif. however For milIipFis
have pefskhed T1m peonst II
China nerd yer hp We xannot
Ame tke sufleFtgae 81 Cflna en0
Is Chinaa q orphaned children
hie ChifA Is fiyinf lhe Twin
MGae2 81 democracy asad fstes
dem And no nasion h more De-
wfVlna AZ xnur lnlp Through
lay 18th. the Young Women !
Easinem Club Of Paseaxoula assd
- Young Mems Business Club
ii Moss Point are sponsoring .
drive foF CHM relief. Ymg car
maEe his drive = sl1eeass And
81 nanfTlfNatians wIii be moss
afaggIallE Feeeved
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Thus he great majority O COLI.
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THE A q MlSslSsIppI-
70 Elizabeth Bonner Robinson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY $500

now are a part of the regular
installation of Boy Scout camps
for the development of physical
training among the boys. Installa-
tionS of this sort have been made
at Camp Brady, near Waterford,
and the Charles Howell reServa-
ton. near Brighton, by the Detroit
Area Council.
Hurdles 10 teach the lads 10
become Sure-foOtcd, obstacle cages
TO teach the boys how 10 crawl
from under demolished buildings,
two-by-four timberS 10 develop
balance and poise and rope climb
ing for use in scaling walls and
buildings arc included in the para
phernalia.
The commando plan Of training
now is available 10 all scouts i'm
camp, including those who are
connected with the emergency
service corps and the OCD mes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

senger lads. II is hoped TO have
the boys well prepared for any
duty they will be called on 10 per-
form if and when air raids come.
Two sector air raid warden raj
lies are scheduled this evening
One at CONTIGUOUS Hail. Mt. FL
lott and Kercheval. and the other
at the Mcmillan School. els Schth
West End avenue. Both are open
10 the public. The one at Con-
yfucious is for sector G., zone 3 OF
area /. at which defense pictures
will be featured. The one at Nc
MILAN is for sector b. zone 3 of
area 2, with II. r. Dusendorf of
the Wayne University speakers
bureau and four war films carded.
The second salvage rally of the
season will be staged by the win
the War Council on the vacant
lot at 2211 Pingree avenue, Satur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
State BIdCkout 10 Mobilize
100000 Civilian Defense Aides

LANSING. Aug : Lover
Mlchigan's first complete black
out ordered for next "Wednesday
night. viii include practice mohil'-
Zation for approximately 10000
civilian defense volunteers capt
Donald :. Leonard said TODAY
Captain Leonard head of the
states protective service said IU
air raid alert Will bC sounded over
Tho statewide emergency network
OF telephones an lu.i5 "a. r1
At this time. civilian defense
volunteers wall hurry tp their
posts. already selected and placed
IN readiness for any emergency
At 1857 p. IN. Sirens ln every
Lower Peninsula city and town
viii begin p thrcc-nunUtc warning
and lights should go oIt AZ
il y. m.
The "all clear" VIII sound so
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centrated course will be held
which will be attended by so Sc
leCted officers from Michigan's rs
key cities as we'll as representa-
tives from IA other states of the
fifth and sixth defense corps areas
There Will be demonstrations by
the traineeS for their benefit.
Already. according 10 Reese, 25C
chemists from the metropolitan
Detroit area who have been in
vited have agreed to attend the
school. r. Gardner Legg, senior
gas officer of the city, will be head
instructor of the class.
This is the first school Of its
kind in the country and the local
OCD officials may be proud of the
fact that this area was chosen 10
start the movement which later
will be extended all over the cOun-
try by the national OCD Office.
Commando fields and equipment
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minutes later During the half
hour AN lights must go out and
stay Out with the exception of de-
Tense plants Captain Leonard
said However. every defense
plant should have ITS windows
covered by this time and the army
isn't going 10 Ike b. II lights m
'hcm spoil the hlackuut He
warned this means no matches can
bc lit oO on of rho streets viola
tors being subject 10 arrest
Certain lights must be left on.
These include fire, police, army
and emergency vehicle headlights
railroad signals lights. waterway
navigation lights and lamps used
10 mark hcaconS and towers. a
total of ISIS cities In the state
have conducted test blackoutS. all
with success, defense officials said.
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day afternoon at S o'clock. The
organization had its FIRST rally two
months ago.
The organization was formed as
an adjunct of the USO for the
purpose of furthering stamp and
bond sales and general war work.
1t is a neighbodhood ensemble Of
the Twelfth street, Pingree and
Euclid avenues sector. There will
be a band on hand and a parade
also will be part of the program.
Metals and rubber articles will be
collected.
The Old Wayne Club orchestra
and Bob Hall as master Of cere-
monies will be featured in thel
Navy Clubs Wednesday noon en-
tertainment on Cadillac Square in
connection with the navy's enlist
ment drive. Yesterday, the Cas-
nova Club orchestra and enter
tanners did their stuff
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chemical engineers in the intri-
.cacieS Of chemical warfare and
gas decentralization At school
to be inauguratcd in this city
August Is.
This Smchool will be IN charge
Of the Gas Officers Institute Of
Detroit affiliated with the division
of training and education Of the
Detroit OCD, headed by Henry G.
Reese.
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OFFICERS TO ATTEND

The plan is 10 train 400 Detroit
chemists and chemical workers in
vited 10 attend the school to act
as instructors, The classes will be
held twice a week until September
3. each ScSSionNto last three hours
in which every phase Of the gas
warfare and defense problem will
be gone into.
ON August IS. % and 80 a con-
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Home Defense Notes:
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Gas Class
Opens
Aug. I'D
BY KEN HALL

At a conference of city state
and regional gas defense officials
attended by Capt Ralph Talbot
chief sanitary engineer. and 1t
Com. W. II. Null of The Office of
Civilian cnSe. Washington
u. &, plans were formulated yes
tcrday for training chemists and